Hi,

My colleague @Krzysztof Opasiak <mailto:k.opasiak@...> correctly
commented that scanning Java dependencies is a good start, but there are
vulnerabilities that come through Docker image dependencies. Our
colleague @Alexander Mazuruk <mailto:a.mazuruk@...> recently did
some excellent image dependency scanning work for ONAP together with
@morgan.richomme@... <mailto:morgan.richomme@...>. They
presented their work in the DDF:

https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/LN/2021-02-01+-+Plenary%3A+Dynamic+License+Scanning

Some of the tools used such as TERN and ScanCode may be used for image
vulnerability scanning.

Ranny.

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Brian, thank you for trying it out and getting some real metrics!

Today ONAP is running NexusIQ weekly and it generates an SBOM. There is
an API that to get the SBOM in JSON or XML (I believe that NexusIQ uses
the SPDX standard for SBOM encoding). I will get details from one of my
co-workers when he’s back in the office (Nadeem Anwar). ONAP is using
this information to provide PTLs a list of the vulnerable direct
dependencies in their project that require updating. Note that the Linux
Foundation makes NexusIQ available to all LF projects.

An SBOM in and of itself does not prevent an attack, but it provides
information about the code, can be used in conjunction with the National
Vulnerability Database (NVD) to understand the know vulns associated
with each package. NexusIQ provides both SBOM and the vulns in each
package. Based on this information an organization can decide how much
risk is associated with using unsupported/vulnerable package versions,
develop tests for exploitability, or put other compensating controls in
place.

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Jason, Robert,

Interesting tool.

I added it to the parent pom.xml for one of the ONAP repo’s and did a
test run

quite intensive (saturated 1 cpu core for 5 minutes or so – single
threaded ? )

Not sure if there are other tools being used in Opensource for SBOM
generation but the xml and json format of the data seems like it would
be the kind of electronic format that could be provided with packaged
software for those organizations that require SBOM tracking.

We also have python code in a lot of projects so not sure how an SBOM
would be created for that.

I think this allows us to publish our dependencies so someone could
quickly determine if we were affected by an attack on someone else.

I don’t think this would prevent an attack on our code would it ?

Brian

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Thanks Robert for the input.  What do other TAC members (and, in
particular, project leads) think?


Regards,
Jason Hunt
Distinguished Engineer, IBM

Phone: +1-314-749-7422
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Hello everyone,

On 10/02/2021 17:03, Kenny Paul wrote:
> 2021-02-10 TAC Minutes
> <https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/LN/2021-02-10+TAC+Minutes
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/LN/2021-02-10*TAC*Minutes__;Kys!!BhdT!1n9ezeg5EKckzJjen2KT2rp1JvZ9fEou8q6GVmSLWkMni6OFU4nH2QwrFEup77I$>>

[snip]

>   * *Next version of LFN Technical Whitepaper Ranny Haiby
>     <https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/~rannyh
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/*rannyh__;fg!!BhdT!1n9ezeg5EKckzJjen2KT2rp1JvZ9fEou8q6GVmSLWkMni6OFU4nH2Qwr_8toVps$>>*
>       o 2021 Whitepaper Workgroup
>         <https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/LN/2021+Whitepaper+Workgroup
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/LN/2021*Whitepaper*Workgroup__;Kys!!BhdT!1n9ezeg5EKckzJjen2KT2rp1JvZ9fEou8q6GVmSLWkMni6OFU4nH2QwrR9-fcbM$>>
>       o Need volunteers to contribute - 1-2 hrs. per week for ~8 weeks
>       o Contributors also include folks that need to review content
>       o Project reps please mentioned at your next TSC meetings
>       o Brian Freeman
>         <https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/~bdfreeman1421
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/*bdfreeman1421__;fg!!BhdT!1n9ezeg5EKckzJjen2KT2rp1JvZ9fEou8q6GVmSLWkMni6OFU4nH2QwrCThWNdg$>>  -
eval
>         of SolarWinds type of attack on supply chain
>       o Martin Jackson
>         <https://wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/~mhjacks
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/wiki.lfnetworking.org/display/*mhjacks__;fg!!BhdT!1n9ezeg5EKckzJjen2KT2rp1JvZ9fEou8q6GVmSLWkMni6OFU4nH2Qwr1bzg3_8$>> -
Supply chain
>         attacks is top of mind for enterprise - this was already FUD in
>         the enterprise space. Should discuss it head on.

Maven Central has provisions for SBOMs.

Would it make sense to create some guidance as how to deploy
https://github.com/CycloneDX/cyclonedx-maven-plugin
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/github.com/CycloneDX/cyclonedx-maven-plugin__;!!BhdT!1n9ezeg5EKckzJjen2KT2rp1JvZ9fEou8q6GVmSLWkMni6OFU4nH2Qwr6Os4k44$> in
Java projects
based on which https://cyclonedx.org/use-cases/
<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https:/cyclonedx.org/use-cases/__;!!BhdT!1n9ezeg5EKckzJjen2KT2rp1JvZ9fEou8q6GVmSLWkMni6OFU4nH2QwrXAEV2cU$> are
deemed critical?

Regards,
Robert