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TrustMiner - Mining Software for Trust


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To evaluate a system, please upload a Debian DPKG status file (/var/lib/dpkg/status) or a IMA measurements file (/sys/kernel/security/ima/ascii_runtime_measurements).

' #You can manually query the database by entering binary or source package names, #a SHA-1 measurement of a package file or an CVE and DSA identifier: OBJECT_FORM='
Enter binary or source package names to manually query the database. Examples: mplayer, vlc, apache2, lighttpd, linux-2.6.
' LAMBDA='λ' INTRO_MSG=' TrustMiner is a tool for estimating the trustworthiness of software based on past security incidents. The current prototype uses the Debian GNU/Linux software repositories and security incidents database to provide security assessments for Debian software packages and systems. The purpose of this tool is to estimate the trustworthiness (or security failure rate) of a given computer system (prover), as shown in the figure below. This website implements the verification or assessment part of the figure, and the client (you) can submit information to be evaluated. ' ABOUT_REF=' The database is updated daily based on new Debian Security Announcements and Debian package repositories. We mirror the current stable, unstable and testing distributions for the official Debian package repository as well as debian-multimedia and security updates repositories. The SHA-1 hash sums of packages deleted from the official repositories are kept for one week. Note that we do not consider whether your system has all the current security patches installed, or if unpatched vulnerabilities are known for your system. This information is already provided by debsecan and on the Debian website: For further information, see: ' UPDATE_MSG='

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TrustMiner is currently processing new advisories and packages. Sorry for the inconvenience. '