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Not In My Git Yard: Catching Backdoors at Commit and Release Time

Lobsters · securityby arxiv.org via 7tehdt3cnw6kir6o ()3 · 1 read
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An arXiv paper proposes catching software supply-chain backdoors during Git commits and release workflows before code ships.

ArXiv paper 2607.26719, 'Not In My Git Yard: Catching Backdoors at Commit and Release Time,' presents a method for detecting backdoor insertions in Git repositories. The approach analyzes changes at commit time and release time to block malicious code before it reaches production. Detailed results were not available in the provided source text.

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  • Targets supply-chain backdoors at Git commit and release stages.
  • Aims to block malicious changes before code ships to users.
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