Linux Foundation report reveals 96% of codebases use open-source software, highlighting shifts and security risks.
The Linux Foundation has released a comprehensive report, Census III, on the use of free and open-source software (FOSS) in modern applications. Based on data from over 12 million points across more than 10,000 companies, the report highlights that up to 96% of codebases include FOSS. Key findings show an increased use of cloud-specific packages and a shift from Python 2 to Python 3. The report also emphasizes the security risks linked to dependency confusion and the critical role of individual developer account security.
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