Posts Tagged ‘sbom’
March 2025
Pupdate March was reasonably dry (and even sunny sometimes), so the boys were able to get out for some nice long walks :) Milo also finished his third chemo protocol. I’m overdue a diary post about that, but the short version is that he’s doing well :) Skiing The month started with me skiing in […]
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Tags: dachshund, iphone, Monki Gras, OpenWRT, PC, pupdate, Ross Anderson, Rossfest, sbom, sbomify, sick, silent, skiing, solar, Vespa
February 2025
Pupdate February was mostly cold and wet, so no particularly long walks for the boys :( FOSDEM The month started with my first trip to FOSDEM, and it was quite an experience seeing something like 8000 geeks descending on Université libre de Bruxelles. Day 1 was all about getting a feel for the event. So […]
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Tags: FOSDEM, Miniature Dachshund, OpenWRT, pupdate, sbom, solar
What? Let’s get the terminology cleared up. This post is about: Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) – the idea that you write down what’s inside the software you’re shipping (in a standarised form) so that people can figure out what vulnerabilities might be in there and make risk decisions based on that insight. Supply-chain Levels […]
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Tags: OpenSSF, sbom, scorecard, security, slsa, supply chain
