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Today, technology continues to change at an astonishing pace, becoming an increasingly influential player in nearly all aspects of our lives. From machine learning to neural networks, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is undoubtedly at the heart of this tech revolution, especially in the realm of software development.

Open source software (OSS) is integral to modern software development, offering flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and accelerated innovation but ensuring adherence with the attached licenses is a critical concern for all organizations with the use of these components because they impose certain obligations and restrictions on the use, modification, distribution, and sharing of software.

The emergence of ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, and Tabnine, as powerful tools in software development, has significantly changed how developers approach coding. By leveraging AI, these models accelerate coding tasks and enhance creativity, but they also raise potential concerns related to open source vulnerabilities and license infractions.

Open source snippets play a crucial role in modern software development, enabling developers to leverage existing code from open source projects. Let’s delve into the concept of code snippets or fragments, why developers use them, their frequency of usage, how they are embedded into project source code, and the significance of granular detection in Software […]

As the software supply chain becomes increasingly complex in today’s interconnected world, securing it becomes more challenging. Supply chain attacks have become more frequent and sophisticated. Organizations must ensure their software is free from open source vulnerabilities while understanding the obligations of the attached licenses.

Open-source software is becoming increasingly popular in modern software development, and for good reason. Open-source components can save development time and reduce costs, making it a necessary option for developers within companies of all sizes. However, using open source also presents new compliance challenges with the licenses attached to the open source.