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OpenSSF's Siren To Warn About OSS Vulnerabilities

 Siren is a new mailing list by the OpenSSF which aims to monitor the threat landscape of open-source project vulnerabilities in order to provide real time alerts to anyone subscribed.This is yet another stepping stone in OpenSSF's ongoing campaign for sane software security.This mailing list is addressed literally to anyone; as we described in "The State Of Secure Software Development - Three OpenSSF Courses"

https://www.i-programmer.info/news/149-security/17268-openssfs-siren-to-warn-about-oss-vulnerabilities.html


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