Risk Level: Critical - a real secret is being printed to the job log in plain text. Exposure Issues: (1) `echo "Token is: $DEPLOY_TOKEN"` writes the deploy token straight into the public job log, where anyone with repo read access can copy it; (2) `actions/checkout@v2` is pinned to a mutable tag, not a commit SHA, so a compromised release of that tag could run arbitrary code with access to your secrets; (3) `some-org/deploy-action@main` runs directly off a branch that can change at any time, the riskiest possible pin. Safer Config Rewrite: remove the debug echo entirely, or mask it first with `echo "::add-mask::$DEPLOY_TOKEN"`; pin `actions/checkout` to its current release commit SHA (e.g. `actions/checkout@<sha> # v4.1.1`); fork or vendor `deploy-action` and pin it to a specific commit SHA you have reviewed, or request the maintainer publish SHA-pinnable tags. Warnings: since this token may already have been exposed in a previous run's logs, rotate `DEPLOY_TOKEN` now rather than only fixing the config going forward.