Open Source SCA
summary
Open source SCA platform provides a free public knowledge base (osskb.org) and commercial data subscriptions, plus Python and JavaScript CLIs, a multi‑platform GUI and SBOM export to SPDX/CycloneDX, all working now and integrated by tools like ORT and FOSOLOGY. Detection is stateless and anonymous via an API, no auth required, and the index claims 146 million urls and 100 billion files totaling 3 trillion lines of code. A blockchain proof‑of‑concept (esbom.info) links and validates SBOMs.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Open Source SCA intro
- 2:07Scanner SCA disruption
- 7:49Ecosystem growth
- 13:22Software Transparency launch
- 21:28Business model
- 28:10Trust in sources
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