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Harden GitLab CI/CD pipelines for supply-chain security — SHA-pin `include:` and CI/CD components, scope the `CI_JOB_TOKEN` allowlist, protect and mask variables, pin job image digests, and use `id_tokens`/OIDC instead of long-lived secrets. Use when adding or auditing a `.gitlab-ci.yml`, before making a GitLab project public, when a supply-chain review flags CI gaps, or when standardizing pipeline hardening across GitLab projects (gitlab.com or self-hosted). GitLab-specific by design — for GitHub Actions use `harden-github-actions`; Forgejo/Gitea Actions are out of scope.

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Harden GitLab CI

Harden GitLab CI/CD pipelines against supply-chain attack: pin what runs, minimise what it can reach, and stop long-lived secrets from existing at all.

GitLab-specific by design. Like harden-github-actions, this skill is deliberately bound to one forge. The controls are properties of the GitLab CI execution model — include: resolution, the CI_JOB_TOKEN allowlist, project/group variable scoping, id_tokens — not portable concepts in GitLab syntax. It is a sibling of harden-github-actions, not a translation of it: the two forges differ in what the risks are, not merely in how they are spelled.

When to Use

When adding a .gitlab-ci.yml to a project (after setup-git-hooks)
When auditing an existing pipeline before making a GitLab project public
When a supply-chain review (or the supply-chain skill) flags CI hardening gaps
When standardising pipeline hardening across GitLab projects

Not for: GitHub Actions (use harden-github-actions) or Forgejo/Gitea Actions. The controls do not carry over — say so rather than approximating.

Required Inputs

Repository — a GitLab project (auto-detected from git remotes). Self-hosted GitLab is a first-class target, not an exception: authenticate once and every control below is identical.
Project visibility — public/internal or private. Phases 3 and 4 branch on it: public and internal projects expose pipeline artifacts to unauthenticated users, and fork merge requests are the main variable-exfiltration route.
Scope — what to run:
- audit — report findings against the checklist below; no writes (default)
- fix — apply the mechanical fixes (pin includes/components/images), leave judgment calls to the maintainer
- full — audit, then fix after confirmation

The GitLab Threat Model — What Actually Differs

Where the risk sits differs from GitHub Actions; the controls are not one-for-one equivalents:

Concern	GitHub Actions	GitLab CI
Third-party code execution	`uses: actions/x@ref` from the Marketplace	`include:` + CI/CD Catalog components — same class of risk, different keyword
Ambient credential	`GITHUB_TOKEN` with repo-wide default scopes	`CI_JOB_TOKEN` — defaults to own project only; risk is a widened allowlist
Secret exfiltration surface	workflow can read all repo secrets	variable scoping — protected/masked/environment-scoped, plus fork-MR exposure
Provenance / keyless auth	OIDC via `id-token: write`	`id_tokens:` with an `aud` claim
Runner trust	GitHub-hosted vs self-hosted	shared vs group/project runners, `privileged` Docker, `shell` executor

GitLab has a marketplace-shaped supply chain: the CI/CD Catalog of components. Assuming otherwise — that only GitHub has this problem — skips the pinning discipline entirely. GitLab's own docs (CI/CD components → Best practices) say to "Pin CI/CD components to a specific commit SHA (preferred) or release version tag to ensure the integrity of the component used in a pipeline."

Workflow

Phase 1: Detect Context

Confirm the forge is GitLab and the CLI is authenticated:
```
git remote -v
glab auth status                      # self-hosted: glab auth login --hostname gitlab.internal.example
```
If the remote is GitHub or Forgejo, stop and point at the right sibling skill.
Locate the pipeline config. glab ci lint defaults to .gitlab-ci.yml in the current directory, but a project may relocate it (Settings → CI/CD → General pipelines → CI/CD configuration file). If it is relocated, cd to its directory or pass its path/URL — a bare lint would silently validate the wrong file, or nothing.

Validate it parses before changing anything:

glab ci lint                      # or: glab ci lint <path-or-url>

Inventory the third-party surface — run these and triage every hit (CONFIG = the config path):

# Components/includes on a moving target: ~latest, a partial semver, or a branch
grep -nE '@(~latest|[0-9]+(\.[0-9]+)?$|main|master)' "$CONFIG"

# include: project blocks — then confirm each has a `ref:` pinned to a 40-char SHA.
# A missing ref: is a finding: it silently defaults to the target project's HEAD.
grep -nA3 'include:' "$CONFIG" | grep -E 'project:|ref:'
grep -nE '^\s*ref:\s*(?![0-9a-f]{40}\s*$)' -P "$CONFIG"   # ref: present but not a SHA

# Remote includes — no auth, no ref to pin; each one is a trust-boundary decision
grep -nE '^\s*-?\s*remote:' "$CONFIG"

# Images/services not pinned by digest (covers `image:` and `- name:` service entries;
# the negative lookahead is what keeps already-pinned `foo:1@sha256:…` from false-positiving)
grep -nPE '^\s*-?\s*(image|name):\s*(?!.*@sha256:)' "$CONFIG"

# Deprecated JWTs (see Phase 5) and inline secrets
grep -nE 'CI_JOB_JWT' "$CONFIG"

# Runner isolation escapes
grep -nE 'privileged:\s*true|executor:\s*shell' "$CONFIG" .gitlab-runner/*.toml 2>/dev/null

Treat every hit as a finding to justify or fix — not as noise to skim.

Phase 2: Pin the Third-Party Supply Chain

This is the highest-value control — the direct analogue of SHA-pinning actions.

CI/CD components (include: component) — pin to a commit SHA:

include:
  # BAD — a moving target; ~latest re-resolves on every run
  - component: $CI_SERVER_FQDN/my-org/security-components/secret-detection@~latest

  # GOOD — immutable
  - component: $CI_SERVER_FQDN/my-org/security-components/secret-detection@e3262fdd0914fa823210cdb79a8c421e2cef79d8

Version resolution precedence, and why ~latest is unsafe: a commit SHA is exact; a tag (1.0.0) is mutable unless the project protects its tags — and if a tag and SHA share a name, the SHA wins; a branch is fully mutable; ~latest/partial semver re-resolves to whatever the Catalog last published. Prefer SHA; accept a release tag only when the component project protects tags.

include: project — ref: accepts a branch, tag, or commit SHA. Pin it:

include:
  - project: 'my-group/ci-templates'
    ref: 787123b47f14b552955ca2786bc9542ae66fee5b   # not `main`
    file: '/templates/build.yml'

ref: is optional and defaults to the project's HEAD — an unpinned include: project silently tracks someone else's default branch. Treat a missing ref: as a finding, not a style nit.

include: remote — a public URL fetched over HTTP(S) with no authentication support. It is the weakest link: whoever controls that URL controls your pipeline, and there is no ref to pin. Prefer component or project. If a remote include is unavoidable, use a URL that embeds an immutable revision (a raw file path containing a commit SHA, not /raw/main/), and treat the host as part of your trust boundary.

include: template and include: local are GitLab-shipped or in-repo — no pinning needed.

Resolving a tag to a SHA — for a component or template project:

# .id is the full commit SHA; :sha accepts a branch or tag name
glab api "projects/my-org%2Fsecurity-components/repository/commits/1.0.0" --jq '.id'

:fullpath also works in place of the URL-encoded path when acting on the current project. For a non-GitLab-hosted template, git ls-remote <url> refs/tags/<tag> resolves the same thing.

Job images and services — pin by digest, keeping the tag for readability:

# BAD — mutable
image: python:3.13
services:
  - postgres:18

# GOOD — immutable, still readable
image: python:3.13@sha256:<digest>
services:
  - name: postgres:18@sha256:<digest>

Resolve digests with skopeo inspect docker://python:3.13 --format '{{.Digest}}'. This mirrors setup-container-security's base-image rule; the reasoning and the bump procedure are the same.

Phase 3: Scope the Job Token

CI_JOB_TOKEN is minted per job, scoped to the triggering user's access level, masked in logs, and revoked when the job ends. By default it reaches only its own project — so the work here is mostly keeping it that way. But verify the default actually holds before auditing anything else:

First, confirm the allowlist is enforced at all. Under Settings → CI/CD → Job token permissions, the project may be set to either "This project and any groups and projects in the allowlist" (restricted — the default) or "All groups and projects" (permissive). GitLab's warning is unambiguous: "If you disable the CI/CD job token allowlist, jobs from any project can access your project with a job token… You should only disable this setting for testing or a similar reason." A project in the permissive mode has no allowlist to audit — that is the worst case and the finding. Fix it before reviewing entries. (Self-managed admins can force the restricted mode instance-wide via Enable and enforce job token allowlist for all projects.)
Then audit the allowlist: Settings → CI/CD → Job token permissions → CI/CD job token allowlist. Every entry is a project that may authenticate into this one. Justify each; remove the rest. (Limit: 200 entries — an allowlist near that size is a finding in itself.)
Adding to the allowlist grants no new permissions — the user must already have access. It widens reachability, not authority. Do not treat allowlist membership as an access grant.
Prefer the fine-grained permissions setting (limiting the token to a specific set of REST endpoints) over all-or-nothing allowlisting.
Public/internal projects: unauthenticated users can fetch artifacts from public pipelines regardless of the allowlist. If artifacts are sensitive, set feature visibility to Only project members.
Review the authentication log periodically for unexpected cross-project token use.

Phase 4: Variables and Secrets

Never put secrets in .gitlab-ci.yml. It is readable by anyone with repo access; it holds non-sensitive configuration only. Secrets live in project/group settings or a secrets manager.
Protected = available only to pipelines on protected branches/tags. Masked = redacted as [MASKED] in job logs. They solve different problems — set both for real secrets:
```
# Read the secret into a variable; never inline it or echo it
read -rs SECRET_VALUE
glab variable set DEPLOY_TOKEN "$SECRET_VALUE" --masked --protected
glab variable list -F json --jq '.[] | select(.masked==false or .protected==false) | .key'
```
That second command is the audit: any secret-shaped key it prints is a finding.
Masking has hard constraints — the value must be a single line, no spaces, ≥ 8 characters, and (with expansion enabled) use only _ : @ - + . ~ = / beyond alphanumerics. A secret that cannot be masked is a secret that will eventually appear in a log; regenerate it in a maskable format rather than shipping it unmasked.
Masking is not a security boundary. GitLab's own docs (CI/CD variables → Mask a CI/CD variable) state it "is not a guaranteed way to prevent malicious users from accessing variable values" — it defeats accid

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name: harden-gitlab-ci
description: Harden GitLab CI/CD pipelines for supply-chain security — SHA-pin `include:` and CI/CD components, scope the `CI_JOB_TOKEN` allowlist, protect and mask variables, pin job image digests, and use `id_tokens`/OIDC instead of long-lived secrets. Use when adding or auditing a `.gitlab-ci.yml`, before making a GitLab project public, when a supply-chain review flags CI gaps, or when standardizing pipeline hardening across GitLab projects (gitlab.com or self-hosted). GitLab-specific by design — for GitHub Actions use `harden-github-actions`; Forgejo/Gitea Actions are out of scope.
metadata:
  author: "Georges Martin <jrjsmrtn@gmail.com>"
  version: "0.1.34"
license: MIT

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---
name: harden-gitlab-ci
description: Harden GitLab CI/CD pipelines for supply-chain security — SHA-pin `include:` and CI/CD components, scope the `CI_JOB_TOKEN` allowlist, protect and mask variables, pin job image digests, and use `id_tokens`/OIDC instead of long-lived secrets. Use when adding or auditing a `.gitlab-ci.yml`, before making a GitLab project public, when a supply-chain review flags CI gaps, or when standardizing pipeline hardening across GitLab projects (gitlab.com or self-hosted). GitLab-specific by design — for GitHub Actions use `harden-github-actions`; Forgejo/Gitea Actions are out of scope.
metadata:
  author: "Georges Martin <jrjsmrtn@gmail.com>"
  version: "0.1.34"
license: MIT
---

# Harden GitLab CI

Harden GitLab CI/CD pipelines against supply-chain attack: pin what runs, minimise what it can reach, and stop long-lived secrets from existing at all.

> **GitLab-specific by design.** Like `harden-github-actions`, this skill is deliberately bound to one
> forge. The controls are properties of the GitLab CI execution model — `include:` resolution, the
> `CI_JOB_TOKEN` allowlist, project/group variable scoping, `id_tokens` — not portable concepts in
> GitLab syntax. It is a **sibling** of `harden-github-actions`, not a translation of it: the two
> forges differ in what the risks *are*, not merely in how they are spelled.

## When to Use

- When adding a `.gitlab-ci.yml` to a project (after `setup-git-hooks`)
- When auditing an existing pipeline before making a GitLab project public
- When a supply-chain review (or the `supply-chain` skill) flags CI hardening gaps
- When standardising pipeline hardening across GitLab projects

**Not for:** GitHub Actions (use `harden-github-actions`) or Forgejo/Gitea Actions. The controls do not carry over — say so rather than approximating.

## Required Inputs

1. **Repository** — a GitLab project (auto-detected from git remotes). **Self-hosted GitLab is a
   first-class target**, not an exception: authenticate once and every control below is identical.
2. **Project visibility** — public/internal or private. Phases 3 and 4 branch on it: public and
   internal projects expose pipeline artifacts to unauthenticated users, and fork merge requests are
   the main variable-exfiltration route.
3. **Scope** — what to run:
   - `audit` — report findings against the checklist below; **no writes** (default)
   - `fix` — apply the mechanical fixes (pin includes/components/images), leave judgment calls to the maintainer
   - `full` — `audit`, then `fix` after confirmation

## The GitLab Threat Model — What Actually Differs

Where the risk sits differs from GitHub Actions; the controls are not one-for-one equivalents:

| Concern | GitHub Actions | GitLab CI |
|---|---|---|
| Third-party code execution | `uses: actions/x@ref` from the Marketplace | **`include:` + CI/CD Catalog components** — same class of risk, different keyword |
| Ambient credential | `GITHUB_TOKEN` with repo-wide default scopes | **`CI_JOB_TOKEN`** — defaults to *own project only*; risk is a widened allowlist |
| Secret exfiltration surface | workflow can read all repo secrets | **variable scoping** — protected/masked/environment-scoped, plus fork-MR exposure |
| Provenance / keyless auth | OIDC via `id-token: write` | **`id_tokens:` with an `aud` claim** |
| Runner trust | GitHub-hosted vs self-hosted | **shared vs group/project runners**, `privileged` Docker, `shell` executor |

> **GitLab has a marketplace-shaped supply chain**: the **CI/CD Catalog** of components. Assuming
> otherwise — that only GitHub has this problem — skips the pinning discipline entirely. GitLab's
> own docs (*CI/CD components → Best practices*) say to "Pin CI/CD components to a specific commit
> SHA (preferred) or release version tag to ensure the integrity of the component used in a
> pipeline."

## Workflow

### Phase 1: Detect Context

1. Confirm the forge is GitLab and the CLI is authenticated:
   ```bash
   git remote -v
   glab auth status                      # self-hosted: glab auth login --hostname gitlab.internal.example
   ```
   If the remote is GitHub or Forgejo, **stop** and point at the right sibling skill.
2. Locate the pipeline config. `glab ci lint` **defaults to `.gitlab-ci.yml` in the current
   directory**, but a project may relocate it (Settings → CI/CD → General pipelines → CI/CD
   configuration file). If it is relocated, `cd` to its directory or pass its path/URL — a bare
   lint would silently validate the wrong file, or nothing.
3. Validate it parses before changing anything:
   ```bash
   glab ci lint                      # or: glab ci lint <path-or-url>
   ```
4. Inventory the third-party surface — run these and triage every hit (`CONFIG` = the config path):

   ```bash
   # Components/includes on a moving target: ~latest, a partial semver, or a branch
   grep -nE '@(~latest|[0-9]+(\.[0-9]+)?$|main|master)' "$CONFIG"

   # include: project blocks — then confirm each has a `ref:` pinned to a 40-char SHA.
   # A missing ref: is a finding: it silently defaults to the target project's HEAD.
   grep -nA3 'include:' "$CONFIG" | grep -E 'project:|ref:'
   grep -nE '^\s*ref:\s*(?![0-9a-f]{40}\s*$)' -P "$CONFIG"   # ref: present but not a SHA

   # Remote includes — no auth, no ref to pin; each one is a trust-boundary decision
   grep -nE '^\s*-?\s*remote:' "$CONFIG"

   # Images/services not pinned by digest (covers `image:` and `- name:` service entries;
   # the negative lookahead is what keeps already-pinned `foo:1@sha256:…` from false-positiving)
   grep -nPE '^\s*-?\s*(image|name):\s*(?!.*@sha256:)' "$CONFIG"

   # Deprecated JWTs (see Phase 5) and inline secrets
   grep -nE 'CI_JOB_JWT' "$CONFIG"

   # Runner isolation escapes
   grep -nE 'privileged:\s*true|executor:\s*shell' "$CONFIG" .gitlab-runner/*.toml 2>/dev/null
   ```

   Treat every hit as a finding to justify or fix — not as noise to skim.

### Phase 2: Pin the Third-Party Supply Chain

This is the highest-value control — the direct analogue of SHA-pinning actions.

**CI/CD components** (`include: component`) — pin to a **commit SHA**:

```yaml
include:
  # BAD — a moving target; ~latest re-resolves on every run
  - component: $CI_SERVER_FQDN/my-org/security-components/secret-detection@~latest

  # GOOD — immutable
  - component: $CI_SERVER_FQDN/my-org/security-components/secret-detection@e3262fdd0914fa823210cdb79a8c421e2cef79d8
```

Version resolution precedence, and why `~latest` is unsafe: a **commit SHA** is exact; a **tag**
(`1.0.0`) is mutable unless the project protects its tags — and if a tag and SHA share a name, the
SHA wins; a **branch** is fully mutable; `~latest`/partial semver re-resolves to whatever the Catalog
last published. Prefer SHA; accept a release tag only when the component project protects tags.

**`include: project`** — `ref:` accepts a branch, tag, **or commit SHA**. Pin it:

```yaml
include:
  - project: 'my-group/ci-templates'
    ref: 787123b47f14b552955ca2786bc9542ae66fee5b   # not `main`
    file: '/templates/build.yml'
```

`ref:` is optional and **defaults to the project's HEAD** — an unpinned `include: project` silently
tracks someone else's default branch. Treat a missing `ref:` as a finding, not a style nit.

**`include: remote`** — a public URL fetched over HTTP(S) with **no authentication support**. It is
the weakest link: whoever controls that URL controls your pipeline, and there is no ref to pin.
Prefer `component` or `project`. If a remote include is unavoidable, use a URL that embeds an
immutable revision (a raw file path containing a commit SHA, not `/raw/main/`), and treat the host as
part of your trust boundary.

**`include: template`** and **`include: local`** are GitLab-shipped or in-repo — no pinning needed.

**Resolving a tag to a SHA** — for a component or template project:

```bash
# .id is the full commit SHA; :sha accepts a branch or tag name
glab api "projects/my-org%2Fsecurity-components/repository/commits/1.0.0" --jq '.id'
```

`:fullpath` also works in place of the URL-encoded path when acting on the current project. For a
non-GitLab-hosted template, `git ls-remote <url> refs/tags/<tag>` resolves the same thing.

**Job images and services** — pin by digest, keeping the tag for readability:

```yaml
# BAD — mutable
image: python:3.13
services:
  - postgres:18
```

```yaml
# GOOD — immutable, still readable
image: python:3.13@sha256:<digest>
services:
  - name: postgres:18@sha256:<digest>
```

Resolve digests with `skopeo inspect docker://python:3.13 --format '{{.Digest}}'`. This mirrors
`setup-container-security`'s base-image rule; the reasoning and the bump procedure are the same.

### Phase 3: Scope the Job Token

`CI_JOB_TOKEN` is minted per job, scoped to the triggering user's access level, masked in logs, and
revoked when the job ends. **By default it reaches only its own project** — so the work here is
mostly *keeping* it that way. But verify the default actually holds before auditing anything else:

- **First, confirm the allowlist is enforced at all.** Under **Settings → CI/CD → Job token
  permissions**, the project may be set to either *"This project and any groups and projects in the
  allowlist"* (restricted — the default) or **"All groups and projects"** (permissive). GitLab's
  warning is unambiguous: *"If you disable the CI/CD job token allowlist, jobs from any project can
  access your project with a job token… You should only disable this setting for testing or a
  similar reason."* A project in the permissive mode has **no allowlist to audit** — that is the
  worst case and the finding. Fix it before reviewing entries. (Self-managed admins can force the
  restricted mode instance-wide via *Enable and enforce job token allowlist for all projects*.)
- Then audit the allowlist: **Settings → CI/CD → Job token permissions → CI/CD job token allowlist**.
  Every entry is a project that may authenticate *into* this one. Justify each; remove the rest.
  (Limit: 200 entries — an allowlist near that size is a finding in itself.)
- Adding to the allowlist **grants no new permissions** — the user must already have access. It
  widens *reachability*, not authority. Do not treat allowlist membership as an access grant.
- Prefer the **fine-grained permissions** setting (limiting the token to a specific set of REST
  endpoints) over all-or-nothing allowlisting.
- **Public/internal projects**: unauthenticated users can fetch artifacts from public pipelines
  regardless of the allowlist. If artifacts are sensitive, set feature visibility to
  *Only project members*.
- Review the authentication log periodically for unexpected cross-project token use.

### Phase 4: Variables and Secrets

- **Never put secrets in `.gitlab-ci.yml`.** It is readable by anyone with repo access; it holds
  non-sensitive configuration only. Secrets live in project/group settings or a secrets manager.
- **Protected** = available only to pipelines on protected branches/tags. **Masked** = redacted as
  `[MASKED]` in job logs. They solve different problems — set both for real secrets:
  ```bash
  # Read the secret into a variable; never inline it or echo it
  read -rs SECRET_VALUE
  glab variable set DEPLOY_TOKEN "$SECRET_VALUE" --masked --protected
  glab variable list -F json --jq '.[] | select(.masked==false or .protected==false) | .key'
  ```
  That second command is the audit: any secret-shaped key it prints is a finding.
- **Masking has hard constraints** — the value must be a single line, no spaces, ≥ 8 characters, and
  (with expansion enabled) use only `_ : @ - + . ~ = /` beyond alphanumerics. A secret that cannot be
  masked is a secret that will eventually appear in a log; regenerate it in a maskable format rather
  than shipping it unmasked.
- **Masking is not a security boundary.** GitLab's own docs (*CI/CD variables → Mask a CI/CD
  variable*) state it "is not a guaranteed way to prevent malicious users from accessing variable
  values" — it defeats accid

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목록 업데이트: 2026년 9월 1일
지침 경로: skills/harden-gitlab-ci/SKILL.md

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품질

55/100

유망

신뢰

56/100

Do not auto-install

감사

69/100

검토 필요

전체 감사 열기 평가 보고서 보기

Dependency or permission surface needs review
Permission surface may require sandboxing
Low GitHub adoption signal
Quality score needs review
Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
GitHub adoption: 14 GitHub stars
Stars/forks activity: 14 stars, 0 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution

Verified installs: —
결과: —

복사는 설치가 아닙니다. 설치 수는 성공 보고에 기반하며 전체 품질을 보장하지 않습니다.

Agent 연결

Registry API를 통해 동일한 결정, 신뢰, 감사, 사용 사례, 설치 신호를 제공하므로 Agent가 UI를 스크래핑하지 않고도 순위를 매길 수 있습니다.

설치 API 열기 LLM 텍스트 형식 Manifest 열기 자동 해결 계획

추가 정보

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출처: jrjsmrtn/project-orchestration-skills
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개요

Harden GitLab CI

When to Use

Required Inputs

The GitLab Threat Model — What Actually Differs

Workflow

Phase 1: Detect Context

Phase 2: Pin the Third-Party Supply Chain

Phase 3: Scope the Job Token

Phase 4: Variables and Secrets

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