The version tag that moved
Every workflow references a shared build action by its version tag. The tag was reviewed, the action is popular, and thousands of repositories use it the same way.
Someone with write access repointed that tag at a different commit. Every workflow picked up the new code on its next run, and it printed the runner's secrets into build logs — which for public repositories are readable by anyone.
Outside every boundary: Reviewed commit, Attacker's commit (FAILED: now running), Your workflow, Version tag (the owner can repoint it; FAILED: repointed), an empty slot for the what you reference Connections: Your workflow calls what you reference (step 1) what you reference calls Reviewed commit — exactly this commit (step 2) Version tag publishes to Attacker's commit — moved here