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Before commit 8eb3567, a workflow in the pgai repository could be abused to exfiltrate all secrets available to that workflow. Exposed secrets included a write-capable GITHUB_TOKEN, enabling an attacker to modify repository contents, push arbitrary code, and create releases.
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This is a 100-file automated research snapshot of Timescale pgai, explicitly described as a lab artifact for reproducing published GitHub Actions workflow vulnerabilities rather than an upstream-targeting exploit. It is primarily a pgai monorepo snapshot containing GitHub Actions workflows, documentation, SQL/Python/Docker examples, a Discord RAG bot, FastAPI demos, embedding evaluations, and extension development material. No dedicated exploit launcher or reverse-shell payload is present. The actionable issue is in `.github/workflows/ci.yml`: jobs triggered by `pull_request_target` check out the external PR head ref/SHA and execute attacker-modifiable Docker build inputs and `just` recipes. The same jobs pass model-provider secrets into later `docker exec` test commands. Consequently, an approved malicious fork PR can run arbitrary code in CI and access those secrets. The README states that this snapshot uses dummy values and that upstream Timescale is not the intended target.
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