Add Aikido Safe Chain for malware protection in CI/CD #1634
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🔒 Security Enhancement: Aikido Safe Chain Integration
This PR adds Aikido Safe Chain to our GitHub Actions workflows to protect against malicious packages during dependency installation.
What is Aikido Safe Chain?
Aikido Safe Chain is a free security tool that prevents developers from installing malware through package managers. It wraps around package manager commands and verifies packages against Aikido Intel - Open Sources Threat Intelligence before installation.
Key Features
Implementation
.github/workflows/malware-safe-chain.yml@aikidosec/safe-chainglobally in CI environmentsafe-chain setup-cibefore dependency installationpnpm installcommands from malicious packagesNote on pnpm Support
Currently, Aikido Safe Chain offers limited scanning for pnpm (scans install command arguments). Full dependency tree scanning for pnpm is coming soon according to the official roadmap.
References
Testing
The workflow will run automatically on this PR to verify the integration works correctly. All existing tests, typecheck, and build continue to pass successfully.
Original prompt
Fixes #1633
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