You're speaking in such shorthand that I have no idea how to untangle what you're actually trying to say/propose. I suppose you're saying that attested code can still be malware because malicious actors can also go through the attestation process?
Yeah, this check basically just proves that you hosted your source code on a big platform and then built the pypi package with their CI. This is not particularly strong as a trust signal. Especially since it doesn't particularly protect against compromise of access to the code repository. I worry that this is going to distract from better approaches (like reproducable builds and/or distributed review).
Yeah, this check basically just proves that you hosted your source code on a big platform and then built the pypi package with their CI. This is not particularly strong as a trust signal. Especially since it doesn't particularly protect against compromise of access to the code repository. I worry that this is going to distract from better approaches (like reproducable builds and/or distributed review).