Adding build provenance to Homebrew

By William Woodruff This is a joint post with Alpha-Omega—read their announcement post as well! We’re starting a new project in collaboration with Alpha-Omega and OpenSSF to improve the transparenc…

Trusted publishing: a new benchmark for packaging security

Read the official announcement on the PyPI blog as well! For the past year, we’ve worked with the Python Package Index to add a new, more secure authentication method called “trusted publishing.” T…

We need a new way to measure AI security

Tl;dr: Trail of Bits has launched a practice focused on machine learning and artificial intelligence, bringing together safety and security methodologies to create a new risk assessment and assuran…

We need a new way to measure AI security

Tl;dr: Trail of Bits has launched a practice focused on machine learning and artificial intelligence, bringing together safety and security methodologies to create a new risk assessment and assuran…

Introducing RPC Investigator

A new tool for Windows RPC research By Aaron LeMasters Trail of Bits is releasing a new tool for exploring RPC clients and servers on Windows. RPC Investigator is a .NET application that builds on …

Introducing RPC Investigator

A new tool for Windows RPC research By Aaron LeMasters Trail of Bits is releasing a new tool for exploring RPC clients and servers on Windows. RPC Investigator is a .NET application that builds on …

Porting the Solana eBPF JIT compiler to ARM64

By Andrew Haberlandt  During my summer internship at Trail of Bits, I worked on the fork of the RBPF JIT compiler that is used to execute Solana smart contracts. The RBPF JIT compiler plays a criti…

Sinter: New user-mode security enforcement for macOS

TL;DR: Sinter is the first available open-source endpoint protection agent written entirely in Swift, with support for Apple’s new EndpointSecurity API from first principles. Sinter demonstrates ho…

Announcing the Zeek Agent

QueryCon 2019: A Turning Point for osquery