OpenSSF
The Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) is a collaborative initiative under the Linux Foundation dedicated to improving the security of open source software. It brings together industry leaders, developers, and security experts to address vulnerabilities, enhance supply chain security, and develop security tools and best practices. OpenSSF stewards a number of projects with public REST APIs, including the OSV (Open Source Vulnerabilities) database, the Scorecard automated security health-check service, and Sigstore signing infrastructure.
APIs
OSV (Open Source Vulnerabilities) API
OSV is an OpenSSF-hosted distributed vulnerability database and query infrastructure. The OSV API at api.osv.dev exposes vulnerability records keyed to specific package versions...
OpenSSF Scorecard API
The OpenSSF Scorecard API returns automated security health metrics for public open source repositories. Scorecard runs a series of checks (e.g., Branch-Protection, Code-Review,...
Sigstore Public Good APIs
Sigstore is an OpenSSF-hosted standard and service for signing, verifying, and protecting software. The public-good Sigstore instance exposes Fulcio (code-signing certificate au...
GUAC (Graph for Understanding Artifact Composition)
GUAC aggregates software supply-chain security metadata (SBOMs, attestations, vulnerabilities, signatures) into a queryable graph. GUAC exposes a GraphQL API for supply-chain qu...