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Collecting Badges, Building Bridges: Representing OpenSSF and Linux Foundation Across Europe

There is a particular feeling that comes with wearing a conference badge that carries more weight than your name. It is the quiet awareness that you are not just attending…
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January 8, 2026

Signal in the Noise: An Industry-Wide Perspective on the State of VEX

Abstract: Software security has always been a race between complexity and clarity. The Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange (VEX) aims to bring clarity to that race.
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BaselineGuideBlogYour Guide to the OpenSSF OSPS Baseline for More Secure Open Source Projects
January 7, 2026

Your Guide to the OpenSSF OSPS Baseline for More Secure Open Source Projects

The Open Source Project Security (OSPS) Baseline is a community-developed catalog of practical security controls that helps open source projects understand what good security looks like and how to improve…
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