TUF-En Up Your Signatures
summary
TUF is a compromise‑resilient update framework used by sigstore, Notary and Google Fuchsia that limits damage when repositories or signing keys are breached and supports seamless revocation and recovery; deployments span cloud registries, automotive/IoT (Uptane) and an archive framework, with >10 years production use, a graduated CNCF project and OpenSSF Gold status. Implementations include python‑tuf and go‑tuf; TAPs cut metadata with succinct delegations that reduce overhead by 8x and pursue a canonical JSON removal and coordinated versioning for a 2.0.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:35Repository Compromise
- 5:45The Update Framework (TUF)
- 7:32Responsibility Separation
- 8:25TUF Design Principles
- 12:43TUF Status
- 13:32TUF Implementations
- 16:59TAP 14: Managing TUF Versions
- 17:43TAP 17: Remove Signature Wrapper
- 20:22Secure Software Supply Chain Integration
- 22:25Contribute to TUF
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