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+date: 2025-09-29
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+What if the software running your systems isn't what you think? And if you had to prove what software is on a system, how would you do it?

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+Most of today’s technologies are black boxes. From firmware and operating systems to compilers and cloud platforms, opacity is the default. Users can send requests to an API or server, but they cannot verify what software, or whose software, they are really interacting with. The issue impacts organizations internally as well, where system managers can't verify whether the code they think they deployed is actually what's running on the server. This is not just a usability issue, it is a systemic design failure and the result is software stacks riddled with blind spots, where compromise can occur at any stage and remain invisible.
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+After many years of working with high risk clients and analayzing different technologies, our team has concluded the pieces needed for verifiable systems already exist, but they are underutilized because they are misunderstood and difficult to use, a problem we needed to solve.

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+The risks of unverifiable systems are not theoretical; they’ve already caused some of the most damaging security incidents of the past decade.
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+SolarWinds (2020) showed how a compromised software supply chain can cascade globally. Attackers injected malicious code into SolarWinds’ Orion updates, which were then shipped to thousands of companies and U.S. government agencies. Because customers had no way to verify what software they were actually running, the backdoor spread silently through trusted update channels.

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+- Reproducible builds
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+Reproducible builds force software to be bit-for-bit identical when built from the same soruce code, and eliminate certain categories of supply chain attacks and would have prevented incidents like SolarWinds. It allows for integrity verification, without which software is opaque and difficult to verify.

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