Lightning Talk: SIG-Registries and Standardizing Package Management in...
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A proposal for a registry protocol called Worg builds per-package append-only logs and combines them into a log-backed map so clients fetch package state plus cryptographic proofs; the system emits a signed root hash for each global head and lets consumers prove entries were visible to others. Examples: an Envoy WebAssembly hub, a shared lib URL and an authorization package; vulnerabilities are annotated and bad releases can be yanked, enabling detection of compromised operators and cross‑registry federation.
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