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    Awesome CI/CD Attacks

    An awesome list of offensive security research, techniques, and resources related to attacking CI/CD systems and software delivery pipelines.

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    Websitegithub.com
    PublishedDec 25, 2025

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    Awesome CI/CD Attacks

    URL: https://github.com/TupleType/awesome-cicd-attacks#readme
    Category: Themed directories
    Tags: security, devops, awesome-lists

    Overview

    Awesome CI/CD Attacks is a curated “awesome list” focused on offensive security research, techniques, and learning resources related to attacking CI/CD systems and software delivery pipelines. It aggregates links and references rather than providing tools or a hosted service.

    Features

    • Curated focus on CI/CD offense
      Concentrates specifically on attacking CI/CD platforms and software delivery pipelines, rather than general security.

    • Offensive security research collection
      Gathers research papers, blog posts, talks, and write‑ups demonstrating real‑world CI/CD attack scenarios.

    • Techniques and methodologies
      Highlights techniques used to compromise build systems, deployment pipelines, and related infrastructure.

    • Resource aggregation
      Serves as a central directory of learning materials, tools, and references for CI/CD attack surface exploration.

    • Community-driven awesome list format
      Follows the common "awesome list" style on GitHub, making it easy to browse, contribute, and reference from other repos.

    • DevSecOps and supply-chain relevance
      Targets the intersection of DevOps and security, especially software supply-chain and pipeline abuse.

    Intended Audience

    • Security researchers analyzing CI/CD and software supply‑chain risks.
    • Red teamers and penetration testers simulating attacks on build and deployment systems.
    • DevOps and platform engineers seeking to understand how their pipelines might be abused.
    • Educators and learners looking for structured resources on CI/CD offensive techniques.

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    This is an open-source, public GitHub repository and is free to use and browse.