Grype is a command-line security scanner designed to identify known vulnerabilities within container images, filesystems, and software manifests. It functions as a software composition analysis tool that detects security flaws in application components and open-source libraries to support supply chain security. The tool distinguishes itself by reconstructing the final state of container images through layered filesystem inspection and normalizing diverse package formats into a unified dependency graph. It maintains a local cache of security advisories synchronized from multiple upstream sourc
Syft is a software bill of materials generator, container image scanner, and software dependency catalog. It analyzes container images and filesystems to produce comprehensive inventories of installed packages and dependencies in standard formats. Additionally, it serves as a software attestation tool and an SBOM format converter. The project distinguishes itself through the ability to create cryptographically signed attestations for software inventories to ensure provenance and integrity. It also provides the capability to transform software bills of materials between different industry sche
honeyλ - a simple, serverless application designed to create and monitor fake HTTP endpoints (i.e. URL honeytokens) automatically, on top of AWS Lambda and Amazon API Gateway
The main features of authdog/http-headers-check are: Security and Compliance.
Open-source alternatives to authdog/http-headers-check include: anchore/grype — Grype is a command-line security scanner designed to identify known vulnerabilities within container images,… anchore/syft — Syft is a software bill of materials generator, container image scanner, and software dependency catalog. It analyzes… appscode/guard. appscode/kubed. aquasecurity/kube-bench — kube-bench is a Kubernetes security benchmark scanner and configuration auditor. It verifies if a cluster adheres to… 0x4d31/honeylambda — honeyλ - a simple, serverless application designed to create and monitor fake HTTP endpoints (i.e. URL honeytokens)…