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Securing Your Software Supply Chain Without Changing Your DevOps Workflow

Dec 15, 2022 · sigstore

*This is a Sigstore case study contributed by Tobias Trabelsi of* *DB Schenker* DevOps has transformed the way software is built. The practice is ubiquitous, and organizations, big and small, use this approach to streamline development and accelerate release cycles. Many DevOps tools are created and supported by the open source community, but some companies shy away from these applications, preferring enterprise products with 24/7 support and established companies behind them.

New Sigstore Landscape: Add your signed project

Nov 30, 2022 · sigstore

A Sigstore section was added to the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF)’s Landscape. The aim of the Sigstore Landscape is to show the collection of technologies that make up the project’s growing ecosystem. This gives everyone a great overview of how everything fits together. Landscape Sections The Sigstore Landscape currently has seven different sections. Architecture/Spec Sigstore is a new standard for signing, verifying and protecting software. It can be used to make sure your software is what it claims to be.

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A New Look for Sigstore

Sep 21, 2022 · di_codes

You may have noticed Sigstore has a brand new logo! And not just the main logo but there are new logos for Rekor, Cosign, Fulcio and Gitsign. As the community works towards GA, we also wanted to spend some time sprucing up the Sigstore brand! We’re happy to share the new Sigstore logos and color palette. New Logo In November 2021, Sigstore joined the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) as a project.

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Verify cosign signatures in go using sigstore/sigstore

Aug 9, 2022 · Fabian Kammel

After integrating cosign into the release process of Constellation’s CLI, I also wanted to improve the supply chain security of our metadata that are used for attestation. Using cosign CLI for signing and verifying blobs or container images is a well documented process. The sigstore/sigstore project is the common go library for all sigstore services and clients and has documented public functions, but I was unable to find examples on how to use them together.

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Don’t Panic: A Playbook for Handling Account Compromise with Sigstore

Apr 25, 2022 · Zachary Newman

Photo by Tonik on Unsplash Despite your best efforts, you may no longer trust artifacts, keys, or identities when signing software. A container might turn out to have vulnerabilities, a key might be lost, or worse: a trusted account could be compromised. There’s a myth that Sigstore makes revocation harder; in fact, the opposite is true! While it is true that the signatures on software are stored forever, software verification using Sigstore does support artifact revocation.

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How to verify container images with Kyverno using KMS, Cosign, and Workload Identity

Apr 25, 2022 · developer-guy

Securing our software supply chains has become more critical with the rise of software supply chain attacks. Also, over the past few years, container adoption has increased too. In the light of these pieces of information, it has grown the need to sign container images to help prevent supply chain attacks. In addition, most of the containers we are using today, even if we use them in production environments, are vulnerable to supply chain attacks.

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