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kadubon edited this page Jul 11, 2026
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Public inputs reject coercion, non-finite numbers, negative zero, excessive depth, oversized files, excessive JSONL lines, and unsafe YAML aliases.
Operation security includes digest binding, expiry, nonce replay protection, signer independence, secret redaction, SSRF controls, redirect denial, fixed process binaries, symlink checks, timeouts, byte limits, and fail-closed crash reconciliation.
Never place private keys or provider credentials in plans, reports, examples, issues, or logs.
npm 1.1.0 was published with SLSA provenance and registry signatures. Verify the exact package and attestations on the npm version page, pin versions in production, and review residuals before promotion.
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