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[Enhancement]: Add a framework of SLSA with a focus on mitigating supply-chain risk #2883

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leonrayang opened this issue Dec 15, 2023 · 1 comment
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leonrayang commented Dec 15, 2023

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SLSA is aframework for assessing the security practices of a given software project with a focus on mitigating supply-chain risk. SLSA emphasises tamper resistance of artifacts as well asephemerality of the build and release cycle.
SLSA mitigates a series of attack vectors in the soft ware development life cycle (SDLC), all ofwhich have seen real-world examples of successful attacks against open-source and proprietary software.

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@leonrayang leonrayang added the enhancement New feature or request label Dec 15, 2023
@leonrayang leonrayang changed the title [Enhancement]: Add aframework of SLSA with a focus on mitigating supply-chain risk [Enhancement]: Add a framework of SLSA with a focus on mitigating supply-chain risk Dec 15, 2023
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sejust commented Dec 15, 2023

The compilation environment of SLSA on GitHub is relatively independent, while some binaries of CubeFS require more additional C-like libraries, so they need to be compiled in the customized Docker image of CubeFS. The method of running a custom Docker image in the GitHub SLSA action environment is currently under research.
For more information on the progress of each module: #2811. PR to master see(#2813), to release 3.3.1 see(#2857)

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