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Update README links to Community Edition supply chain attacks page #1

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# Tracebit GitHub Action

This Action safely and automatically injects AWS canary credentials and SSH canary keys (honeytokens) into your build pipelines to detect supply chain attacks. Using [Tracebit](https://tracebit.com) you can quickly pinpoint the exact workflow involved in the credential compromise.
This Action safely and automatically injects AWS canary credentials and SSH canary keys (honeytokens) into your build pipelines to detect supply chain attacks. Using [Tracebit Community Edition](https://community.tracebit.com/supplychainattacks) you can quickly pinpoint the exact workflow involved in the credential compromise.

## Why use this action?

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You need a Tracebit account to use this action. Sign up for **Tracebit Community Edition** (free forever) - to get your `api-token`:

**[Register for Tracebit Community Edition →](https://community.tracebit.com/join)**
**[Register for Tracebit Community Edition →](https://community.tracebit.com/supplychainattacks)**

Once registered, the Tracebit dashboard shows you:
- Which repositories and workflows have canary coverage
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