OpenRefactory publishes this monthly report to assist developers using Open Source components to get the most up to date information on newly discovered security and reliability vulnerabilities.
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November 2024
The November 2024 FOSS Risk Assessment report provides a comprehensive overview of newly identified security and reliability vulnerabilities within open-source projects. Compiled by OpenRefactory’s Project Clean Beach, this monthly report analyzes a wide array of open-source software components, focusing on critical projects like Apache AirFlow and Jenkins dependencies. With data on detected bugs, severity levels, and a breakdown of bug classifications, this report equips developers with the latest insights and trends, empowering them to address vulnerabilities promptly and maintain software integrity.
About this Report
The FOSS Risk Assessment Report by Project Clean Beach delivers critical insights into the security and reliability of open-source software. This September edition examines vulnerabilities uncovered in over 1,200 projects, including major analyses of Apache Airflow and Jenkins dependencies. By highlighting bug trends, resolution progress, and high-severity issues, the report equips developers, IT professionals, and maintainers with the knowledge needed to tackle security risks and ensure project integrity.
What’s Inside?
- Key Findings: Discover vulnerabilities across 1,200+ scanned projects, including high-severity bugs.
- Trends & Insights: Explore bug detection and fixing trends over six months, with actionable statistics on maintainer responses.
- Critical Analyses: Dive into detailed reviews of Apache Airflow, Jenkins, and their dependencies.
Why Read This Report?
Open-source software is the backbone of modern innovation, but hidden vulnerabilities can jeopardize projects and organizations. This report helps you:
- Stay informed about emerging risks in critical dependencies.
- Learn how maintainers are addressing reported issues.
- Gain actionable insights to strengthen your projects’ security and reliability.
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Our FOSS Report Database
This report is part of an ongoing series of monthly FOSS Risk Assessments published by OpenRefactory. Each installment builds upon the findings of previous reports, offering a continuous and evolving view of security and reliability vulnerabilities within the open-source ecosystem.
By comparing current data with historical trends, these assessments provide a comprehensive overview of how vulnerabilities emerge and are addressed over time. Access to prior reports enables developers and security professionals to track changes, understand long-term trends, and make more strategic decisions for maintaining secure software practices.
Previous 2024 FOSS Reports
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