"AI ships the bugs. AI ships the exploits. The number of projects sitting on critical CVEs is climbing fast, and protecting yourself is no longer optional." A due diligence process lands, or an enterprise customer asks their first hard security question. Hopefully, this happens before data actually walks out the door. Yet, there it sits: a third-party Docker Hub image running in production. The same story plays out on most local dev machines. Most teams respond in one of two ways. They either pay for Chainguard or Docker Hardened Images on a team plan, which usually sits outside the budget of a 30-person shop. Alternatively, they shrug and promise to look at it later, claiming it isn't critical. You have another option. Build and host the container yourself on your own terms. It requires real work but delivers the exact artifacts an auditor will sign off on. Why Does This Pipeline Exist? transfer.sh , Abandoned We needed a small tool to move files from A to B without exposing them to the public internet.…