Looking at push activity is so much better than individual commits.
Pushes are authenticated, unlike commit author identity. Looking at pushes you can more easily verify security practices, like requiring reviews (see https://t.co/kCOHeuK2WV).
Excited to see where this goes!
It's now easier to understand changes to your repositories with the new activity view. This new activity view gives you the ability to self-serve insights to your favorite repository and all of its changes.
https://t.co/idXU7tXTiB
Last week was a big one for open source security:
- https://t.co/YhQ2PcBUkX
- https://t.co/X8gQTDEgpo
- https://t.co/1HvbmkDrrK
... and yet, there's so much more to do. I'm excited to serve on the 2023 OpenSSF TAC!
We're pleased to announce the 2023 Technical Advisory Council (TAC) & Security Community Individual Representative (SCIR) on the Board of the OpenSSF 🥳https://t.co/SZkSLxDeGQ
Big day for open source security! npm worked with the open source project Sigstore to put together a beta of provenance, verifiably tying npm packages back to their source code and build instructions: https://t.co/X8gQTDDIzQ
Today we're proud to announce the release of version 1.0 of SLSA 🎉 Supply-chain Levels for Software Artifacts is an OpenSSF project that provides specifications for software supply chain security, established by community expert consensus. #OSSecurity
✍️ Sigstore project announces general availability and v1.0 releases
Two of @projectsigstore foundational projects, Fulcio and Rekor, published v1.0 releases as well
@steiza on why GitHub is excited
https://t.co/zB2fnLjKzH
By @davelester, @rdcallaw
https://t.co/fKCc98JWIb
Extremely excited about this. The npm team has been collaborating with GitHub's package security team for months putting together an RFC to improve the audibility and trust of npm packages using SigStore and trusted build infrastructure
https://t.co/D9IEzjPftp
Want to secure your builds, in the cloud, without scattering API keys everywhere? Come see my talk in ~25 minutes: https://t.co/AV2d3bLFMx or see my slides after at https://t.co/hxbgwrctk1 #fwdcloudsec
Want to use GitHub-hosted Actions runners, but need to access resources on your private network? You’re in luck! We’ve documented 3 ways to do it ⬇️. https://t.co/muvHGrqk8k
@bdimcheff@akgood Yeah, you run the SSH CA, so you can have it enforce whatever requirements you'd like! Maybe you could convince @akgood to open source a serverless SSH CA that runs on GCP 👀
No new emoji flags, based on this post from the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee Chair (which has to be one of the best job titles I've ever heard): https://t.co/CXqPep3a24
cc @99piorg@BradyHaran@cgpgrey