docs: include release automation in threat scope #202

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Summary

  • update the threat-model scope to explicitly include release preparation and publishing automation
  • call out binary artifact integrity from release PR preparation through Forgejo publication
  • narrow the CI/CD out-of-scope wording to external systems/runner hardening outside repository-owned release automation

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Closes #150

## Summary - update the threat-model scope to explicitly include release preparation and publishing automation - call out binary artifact integrity from release PR preparation through Forgejo publication - narrow the CI/CD out-of-scope wording to external systems/runner hardening outside repository-owned release automation ## Verification - `git diff --check` Closes #150
docs: include release automation in threat scope
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The PR updates the threat model to include release preparation and publishing automation, emphasizing binary artifact integrity. It narrows the CI/CD out-of-scope wording to focus on external systems outside repository-owned automation. The changes appear safe to merge.

Walkthrough

  • Scope Update: The threat model now explicitly includes release preparation and publishing automation, which covers project-owned containers, binary archives, checksums, signatures, and provenance metadata.
  • Binary Artifact Integrity: The document highlights the importance of maintaining binary artifact integrity from release PR preparation through Forgejo release publication.
  • CI/CD Scope Clarification: The out-of-scope section is refined to exclude CI/CD systems or runner hardening outside the repository-owned release automation, assuming operators have independently hardened these systems.
The PR updates the threat model to include release preparation and publishing automation, emphasizing binary artifact integrity. It narrows the CI/CD out-of-scope wording to focus on external systems outside repository-owned automation. The changes appear safe to merge. ## Walkthrough - **Scope Update**: The threat model now explicitly includes release preparation and publishing automation, which covers project-owned containers, binary archives, checksums, signatures, and provenance metadata. - **Binary Artifact Integrity**: The document highlights the importance of maintaining binary artifact integrity from release PR preparation through Forgejo release publication. - **CI/CD Scope Clarification**: The out-of-scope section is refined to exclude CI/CD systems or runner hardening outside the repository-owned release automation, assuming operators have independently hardened these systems.
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