Restrict GITHUB_TOKEN permissions on GitHub Actions #14781
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Summary
This PR restricts GITHUB_TOKEN permissions across all GitHub Actions workflows to follow the principle of least privilege, as recommended by GitHub and OpenSSF.
Problem: Currently, workflows use the default GITHUB_TOKEN permissions which are excessively permissive (read/write access to all issues, PRs, and repository contents). This token is available to all code and actions in a workflow, meaning malicious code in dependencies could steal the token and perform unauthorized actions.
Solution:
permissions: read-allas a top-level declaration to all 20 workflows that were missing itSecurity Improvements:
Modified Workflows (20 files):
Checklist
changelog/unreleased/kongorskip-changeloglabel added on PR if changelog is unnecessary. README.mdIssue reference
Fix #14778