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cosign: sign and verify container images and other artifacts with Sigstore, README overview

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The README presents cosign as a Sigstore tool for signing and verifying containers and other artifacts.

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Source: https://github.com/sigstore/cosign

What it supplies: The README presents cosign as a Sigstore tool for signing and verifying containers and other artifacts. Useful for: - Sign a container image with keyless signing and verify it later. - Use hardware, KMS or a generated key pair instead of keyless signing. - Store signatures in an OCI registry. First action: - Download a binary from the GitHub release assets, or use a package manager from the installation docs. - For development, install Go 1.22 or later and run go install ./cmd/cosign. Prerequisites and limits: A developer install needs Go 1.22 or later. Release binaries need no Go toolchain. Do not download releases from the old GCS bucket; see the deprecation notice. - The README does not walk through signing commands; they are in the Sigstore documentation, which was not read. - Keyless signing depends on Sigstore's public services. The README text read states no licence, so check the repository licence file. Keyless signing uses public Sigstore services (Fulcio and Rekor), with a Rekor transparency log. Written from the README text only. Statements are as the README gives them; nothing was installed or run. Based on opening, features and install README text only; usage sections were not read. Nothing was installed or run. Source inspected: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sigstore/cosign/92514f9fedfabaf562f4946469a29b18c1ea68e7/README.md ; 34472 bytes ; sha256 ff167bbc67a9ad2a043bc0581c5f5cfd9701cf826bc8ea15c18d01b496920983 ; 5 exact pinned excerpts in the draft pin map
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