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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds OpenVEX validation and binding tools, a multiplatform attestation action, pinned crane setup, and platform-aware release verification. Image workflows now sign indexes and attest CycloneDX and OpenVEX documents to each platform manifest. Release-policy tests validate digest wiring, command ordering, timeouts, and bundle flags. CI, Make targets, and release documentation now cover the new tooling and evidence layout. Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Release-policy regressions could evade the intended checks, and the suppression guidance incorrectly says OpenVEX attestations are not published. These issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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🟡 Minor · Update the stale `#607` statement in "Suppressing a finding". · release-process.md:585
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the stale
#607statement in "Suppressing a finding".This section still states that
#607has not shipped and that nothing attests.openvex.jsontoday. This PR implements#607and attests the OpenVEX document to every platform manifest, as the new "Which digest carries which evidence" section documents. A reader who follows the current text will conclude that a UI dismissal is still harmless.Rewrite the sentence to state that the document is now published as signed evidence on each platform manifest, and keep the rule that suppression lives only in
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In `@docs/contributing/release-process.md`:
- Line 585: Update the “Suppressing a finding” guidance to state that
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A CycloneDX SBOM describes exactly one root filesystem. Attached to a multi-platform index it honestly describes neither child, and a consumer who resolves linux/amd64 and enumerates referrers on that manifest finds nothing. The operator and agent images were doing exactly that. Adds a composite action that resolves each platform's child manifest with `crane digest --platform`, generates a per-platform SBOM, projects .openvex.json onto that platform's digest, and attests both to the manifest they describe. The signature and SLSA provenance stay on the index, which is what a user pulls and what admission control resolves a tag to. Resolution fails closed three ways: a malformed digest, a platform digest equal to the index digest (crane returns a plain manifest's own digest, so equality means the image is single-arch), and two platforms resolving to the same digest. Only the first is caught by crane itself. Every cosign call now pins --new-bundle-format=true and is bounded by a timeout, and the cosign version is pinned across all three actions that run it. The chart's signing path is included: leaving it on the installer's default while verification hard-pins a version is what would break a release the next time the installer SHA moves. Adds a `tools` module holding `openvex`, a two-subcommand binary that binds the committed document to a platform digest and validates it against the OpenVEX v0.2.0 contract. It has no third-party dependencies on purpose, so the release job runs it with a toolchain and no module download. Source mode accepts an empty statements array, which is a deliberate divergence from the sibling implementation in NVIDIA/aicr: this document is legitimately empty, because every finding measured on the released images is genuinely present and genuinely fixable. A nested `tools/tests` module pins the evidence policy. The layout is rendered to a golden file so a moved subject shows up as a readable diff, and the rules that must not be silently regenerated (subjects, cosign flags, version pins) are asserted by hand where `-update` cannot reach them. SECURITY.md previously told readers to use the index digest and explicitly not the per-platform ones. That instruction now splits rather than inverts: signature and provenance verify on the index, SBOM and VEX on a platform manifest. Getting that half right leaves a reader unable to verify anything. Closes #607 Signed-off-by: Brian Lockwood <lockwobr@gmail.com>
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Closes #607.
The defect
A CycloneDX SBOM describes exactly one root filesystem. The operator and agent images are multi-platform, and both attested a single SBOM to the index digest, so it honestly described neither child. A consumer who resolves
linux/amd64and enumerates referrers on that manifest finds nothing at all.The evidence layout after this change
The Helm chart is unchanged: one OCI artifact with no platform children, so there is nothing to split.
What is here
.github/actions/cosign-attest-multiplatform/.github/actions/setup-crane/setup-oras.github/workflows/tools-ci.yamlmake testfor the new moduletools/cmd/openvex/bindandvalidatesubcommandstools/internal/openvex/tools/tests/Fails closed, deliberately
Nothing in the attest path can be exercised before merge:
cosign attestneeds a real OIDC token and push access to ghcr.io. The first release tag after this merges is the first true run. Everything is therefore written to fail rather than proceed on an assumption.Platform resolution rejects three distinct cases, and only the first is caught by crane itself:
crane digest --platformexits 0 on a plain manifest and returns that manifest's own digest, so equality means the image is single-arch. Verified by running the real script against a real single-arch manifest.The SBOM's
bomFormatis asserted before anything is signed, becausecosign attest --type cyclonedxstampshttps://cyclonedx.org/bomon whatever it is handed: a wrong format that announces itself as right is worse than a missing one.Binding a non-empty
.openvex.jsonto zero statements now fails the release. That is the silent failure this document is exposed to: the guard passes (an empty array is valid), a signed "no exceptions" VEX ships, and the maintainer who wrote the statement believes a CVE is suppressed when nothing suppresses it. The same mismatch also no-ops the grypevex:input, so it fails twice and reports neither.New patterns, called out per CONTRIBUTING
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toolsGo module, plus a nestedtools/testsmodule. The repo already has two modules (operator,agent/go), so a third is not novel; the nesting is. The reason is specific:tools/go.modhas zero third-party dependencies, which is what lets the release job rungo run ./cmd/openvexwith only a toolchain and no module download. The policy tests need a YAML parser, so they live in a nested module that the parent cannot see.A golden file for the evidence layout.
tools/tests/releasepolicy/testdata/evidence-layout.goldenrenders what the release publishes, so a moved subject appears as a readable one-line diff. The rules that must not be silently regenerated (attestation subjects, cosign flags, version pins) are asserted by hand inrelease_workflow_test.go, where-updatecannot reach them. This was checked: regenerating the golden against a deliberately broken action still leaves the hard assertion failing.Scope beyond the issue
This touches the chart release path.
cosign-sign-sbomwas out of scope, but leaving it on the installer's default cosign whilecosign-verify-releasehard-pins v3.0.6 and passes--new-bundle-format=trueis what would break a chart release the next time Renovate bumps the installer SHA. It is now pinned, flagged and timeout-bounded, and a test asserts all three pins agree.Cosign v3.0.6 is pinned rather than v3.1.x because the flag is
MarkDeprecatedthere, and because it is whatcosign-installerat the SHA this repo already pins resolves to, so all three actions install one cosign per release run.Docs
SECURITY.mdpreviously said: "Take the top-level manifest digest... Do not substitute one of the per-platform digests; those are children of the index and will not verify."That instruction now splits rather than inverts, which is subtler than either version: signature and provenance verify on the index, SBOM and VEX on a platform manifest. A reader who takes away "use the platform digest now" fails to verify the signature; one who keeps using only the index fails to find the SBOM.
docs/contributing/release-process.mdcarried the same assumption and is updated in step.Verification
make -C tools testgreen across both modulesactionlint -shellcheck=(the CI invocation) andyamllintboth exit 0crane digest --platformbehavior confirmed against the live operator imageDepends on
#627, now merged. Related: #628, #629, #630, #631.