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Security smell detection in Dockerfiles
Dockerfiles are a widely adopted format for specifying Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC). However, insecure or misconfigured Dockerfiles frequently introduce critical security smells, including improper privilege use, unpinned dependencies, and secret leakage. State-of-practice tools such as Hadolint, Ch
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