Pin version of containers in Dockerfiles #167
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There has been a bunch of supply chain attacks in the last few months. This commit pins every containers to a specific hash (the most recent at the time) to reduce the risk of CTFNote users pulling a compromised container.
API uses the same container 3 times. This commit specifies the version of the container in a variable that gets reused in the Dockerfile. This makes sure we don't forget to update any of the containers.
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Because you never know when nation state hackers are going to compromise the supply chain of containers used by millions to steal your flags