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CVE Binary Tool 3.3 is released! (At long last!)

This is my work open source project that lets you scan for known vulnerabilities in your binaries, package lists and SBOMs. It's meant to make it easier (and cheaper!) to make secure open source software.

3.3 has new features from our Google Summer of Code 2023 contributors including EPSS metrics to help users assess risks associated with vulnerabilities, a new GitHub Action to make scanning easier, and a mirror of the NVD data backed by the same servers that do Linux distro mirroring so you don't have to deal with rate limits, downtime, and servers only located in the US.

Release notes: https://github.com/intel/cve-bin-tool/releases/tag/v3.3

And get the code on pypi:
https://pypi.org/project/cve-bin-tool/3.3/

Boosts appreciated!

#OpenSource #GSoC #hacktoberfest #infosec #security #Python

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CVE Binary Tool 3.3 is released! (At long last!)

This is my work open source project that lets you scan for known vulnerabilities in your binaries, package lists and SBOMs. It's meant to make it easier (and cheaper!) to make secure open source software.

3.3 has new features from our Google Summer of Code 2023 contributors including EPSS metrics to help users assess risks associated with vulnerabilities, a new GitHub Action to make scanning easier, and a mirror of the NVD data backed by the same servers that do Linux distro mirroring so you don't have to deal with rate limits, downtime, and servers only located in the US.

Release notes: https://github.com/intel/cve-bin-tool/releases/tag/v3.3

And get the code on pypi:
https://pypi.org/project/cve-bin-tool/3.3/

Boosts appreciated!

#OpenSource #GSoC #hacktoberfest #infosec #security #Python

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Okay, so there's some old caselaw in Canada that says if satellite TV is available for sale you have to pay for it, but if it's some global station you couldn't buy in Canada they don't really care if you just watch it for free. I've been thinking about this in the context of companies selling our stuff to data brokers and AI companies.

Which is to say, a license for scraping my content for use in AI, marketing, machine learning, and other commercial activities is now available for $500 per word, where words are defined to include not only words within posts, but also those found in alt text and hashtags as well as profile data. Pictures, being worth one thousand words, are thus priced at $500k per image. If you continue to scrape any of my content or use previously scraped content after today, you are agreeing to these terms and conditions. Please contact me if you need special bulk rates.

#TermsOfService

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Okay, so there's some old caselaw in Canada that says if satellite TV is available for sale you have to pay for it, but if it's some global station you couldn't buy in Canada they don't really care if you just watch it for free. I've been thinking about this in the context of companies selling our stuff to data brokers and AI companies.

Which is to say, a license for scraping my content for use in AI, marketing, machine learning, and other commercial activities is now available for $500 per word, where words are defined to include not only words within posts, but also those found in alt text and hashtags as well as profile data. Pictures, being worth one thousand words, are thus priced at $500k per image. If you continue to scrape any of my content or use previously scraped content after today, you are agreeing to these terms and conditions. Please contact me if you need special bulk rates.

#TermsOfService

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#introduction post since I never did one:

Hi, I'm Terri!

I mostly post about #knitting with other maker stuff thrown in. Lately that's #sewing and #embroidery and #KidArt but I dabble in #electronics and #robots too.

I'm an #OpenSource developer and maintainer, mostly working with #Python or #infosec related stuff. (My PhD is in Web Security.) I coordinate #GSoC for Python every summer & mentor some folk directly.

I also do #nature and #dog #photography and talk about #parenting sometimes.

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#introduction post since I never did one:

Hi, I'm Terri!

I mostly post about #knitting with other maker stuff thrown in. Lately that's #sewing and #embroidery and #KidArt but I dabble in #electronics and #robots too.

I'm an #OpenSource developer and maintainer, mostly working with #Python or #infosec related stuff. (My PhD is in Web Security.) I coordinate #GSoC for Python every summer & mentor some folk directly.

I also do #nature and #dog #photography and talk about #parenting sometimes.