Cosign is a tool for signing and verifying software artifacts, primarily those stored in OCI-compatible registries such as container images, Helm charts, SBOMs, and Tekton bundles. It supports keyless signing using ephemeral keys and short-lived certificates from the Sigstore public-good infrastructure, associating signatures with an OpenID Connect identity rather than a long-lived cryptographic key.
الميزات الرئيسية لـ sigstore/cosign هي: Container Image Signing, Keyless Container Image Signers, In-Toto Attestation Generators and Verifiers, In-Toto Attestation Verifiers, Artifact Signature Verifications, Transparency Log Verifiers, Image Integrity Verification, In-Toto Attestation Attachments.
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