Eclipse SW360 Explained: Component Catalog, License Clearing and SBOMs
Eclipse SW360 is an open source component catalog for license clearing, obligations and SBOM import and export. Here is how it works and how to run it.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Eclipse SW360 is an open source component catalog for license clearing, obligations and SBOM import and export. Here is how it works and how to run it.
Okinawa Tourist (OTS) says data on up to about 730,000 customers leaked, including Japanese licence numbers. What leaked, what is unknown and what to do.
France's sailing federation says a data tool flaw let an attacker extract over 2 million records, some club IBANs included. What leaked and what to do.
A quantum compiler maps circuits onto a chip's qubits, inserts SWAPs and rewrites gates into native ones. OpenQASM 3, routing and the open source SDKs.
Z-Wave is a sub-GHz smart home protocol with a source routed mesh. How S2, SmartStart QR provisioning and Z-Wave Long Range work, and how to secure them.
Run a Tor relay safely: pick bridge, middle, guard or exit, meet bandwidth needs, install from the Tor repo, set torrc, handle abuse and harden the host.
Wi-Fi sensing infers motion and presence from changes in radio signals. What IEEE 802.11bf standardises, what it can reveal, and how to limit it at home.
A phone keyboard sees most of what you type. What Android IMEs and iOS keyboards can read, what Full Access unlocks, and how to lock keyboards down.
A UEFI supervisor password locks firmware settings; a power-on password gates boot. What each protects, what it misses, and how to run them across a fleet.
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