docs: add security recommendations for SHA pinning and permissions#172
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chad-loder wants to merge 1 commit intofreckle:mainfrom
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docs: add security recommendations for SHA pinning and permissions#172chad-loder wants to merge 1 commit intofreckle:mainfrom
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Great call. Please feel free to include these permissions restrictions in the template in the Usage section of this README. Thank you
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This PR adds a new 'Security Recommendations' section to the README that covers two important security best practices: 1) SHA Pinning - Using full commit SHAs instead of version tags to protect against supply chain attacks; 2) Minimal Permissions - Restricting workflow permissions to only what's necessary.