Clinejection — Compromising Cline's Production Releases just by Prompting an Issue Triager
Read OriginalThe article describes a sophisticated security attack called 'Clinejection.' An attacker used prompt injection in a GitHub issue title to compromise an AI-powered issue triage workflow. This led to cache poisoning, allowing the attacker to steal NPM publishing secrets from a release workflow and publish a malicious package version (cline@2.3.0). It highlights critical vulnerabilities in AI-integrated CI/CD pipelines and GitHub Actions cache sharing.
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