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Commit Stomping is a technique used to manipulate Git commit timestamps, misleading observers about when changes were made. This method can obscure the true timeline of code changes, complicating audits and incident investigations, and poses significant risks in software supply chain security. The article discusses how to execute this technique, its implications, and strategies for detection and prevention.
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