Ingo Steuwer @Ingo Steuwer VP Platform and Technology @univention, Linux enthusiast, family guy npub1gr7jmre7dryj3c8h40qqevq03jfx2n4asw4kvf42rayl3qr2qwmsgtwfzxnpub[email protected]nip05 Relays (1) wss://relay.mostr.pub – read & write
Security Writer :donor: · 72w nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpqql3j2atrzrjdefdhu6g0v85g3lm204ygmel625n723yl354ps68s0unejy a commercial SBoM wouldn’t, but an engineering one definitely would. Ingo Steuwer @Ingo Steuwer 1746520132 @nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I was asking myself the same question.... do you have a link with a specification how a "network destination" BoM looks like?Couldn't find anything in the specification https://ecma-international.org/wp-content/uploads/ECMA-424_1st_edition_june_2024.pdfCurrently we (as software vendor) provide information about networking needs in a documentation, the SBoM contains "only" information about the included software, licenses etc.. 1