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README.md

• [High]Use SHA256 checksum instead of latest for Docker image
  The use of latest tag for Docker images may result in the image being updated to a newer version without proper vetting and testing. This can introduce vulnerabilities or breaking changes into the CI/CD pipeline. Instead, a fixed SHA256 checksum should be used to ensure that the image remains consistent. Replace the 'latest' tag with a specific SHA256 checksum for the Docker image in the 'uses' parameter of the 'harden-runner' step.
• [High]Pin the version when using 'harden-runner'
  Not pinning the version when using 'harden-runner' can result in unexpected behavior such as the tool behaving differently or introducing breaking changes in the pipeline. Therefore, the version of 'harden-runner' should be pinned to ensure consistent behavior. Replace the version number with a specific commit hash in the 'uses' parameter of the 'harden-runner' step.
• [Medium]Avoid using 'target=_blank' to open links
  Using 'target=_blank' to open links may introduce potential security vulnerabilities as it can be used for phishing attacks and other malicious purposes. Instead, the links should be opened in the same tab or use alternative methods such as modals or popups. Replace 'target=_blank' with '_self' or remove the 'target' attribute.
• [Medium]Avoid hardcoding secrets in YAML files
  Hardcoding secrets in YAML files can put them at risk of being exposed in version control systems, logs, or backups. Instead, secrets should be stored securely in a separate secrets management system. Remove secrets from the YAML file and use a secrets management system to store and retrieve them dynamically.
• [Low]Add error handling to the 'harden-runner' step
  The 'harden-runner' step does not have error handling, which could result in unexpected behavior if the step fails. Therefore, error handling should be added to properly handle any errors that may occur. Add an 'on_failure' parameter to the 'harden-runner' step to trigger an appropriate failure action or alert.

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Test Results

7 tests  ±0   7 ✅ ±0   16s ⏱️ +2s
4 suites ±0   0 💤 ±0 
1 files   ±0   0 ❌ ±0 

Results for commit b03bdda. ± Comparison against base commit 446798f.

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README.md

• [High]Use Semantic Versioning to version the codebase
  The current version of the codebase is given as a commit hash. As versioning plays an important role in dependency management, it is recommended to use Semantic Versioning. Update the version of the Harden-Runner package to a Semantic Versioning format such as v3.0.0
• [Medium]Use a locked-down commit hash in the Dockerfile to maintain integrity
  The Dockerfile for this project currently pulls the Harden-Runner package by using a tag. This means that any future update to the package will be automatically reflected in the image. It is recommended to use a locked-down commit hash rather than a tag to ensure image integrity. In the Dockerfile, replace the tag reference with the specific commit hash of the Harden-Runner package. For example, use FROM step-security/harden-runner@446798f8213ac2e75931c1b0769676d927801858 instead of FROM step-security/harden-runner:v2.10.0
• [Medium]Use HTTPS URLs for all external dependencies
  The README file contains an HTTP URL for the video thumbnail. This can be a potential security risk and can also lead to problems in some network environments. It is recommended to use HTTPS URLs for all external dependencies. Replace http with https in the URL of the image in the README file.
• [Medium]Ensure that the Docker image is based on a trusted base image
  The Dockerfile for this project uses an official Node.js image as its base image. However, it is recommended to ensure that the base image is regularly updated and free from vulnerabilities by using a trusted base image, such as a widely-used community-maintained image like Alpine or Ubuntu. Use a trusted base image like Alpine or Ubuntu as the base image in the Dockerfile.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 66.07%. Comparing base (1938ffc) to head (b03bdda).
Report is 22 commits behind head on main.

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