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Adds a new article to the Articles section:
The article covers 12 actionable steps to harden GitHub Actions pipelines after the March 2025 tj-actions/changed-files supply chain attack that affected 23,000+ repositories. Topics include pinning actions to SHA, using OpenID Connect instead of long-lived secrets, restricting workflow permissions, and monitoring with audit logs.
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