The latest Census III report draws on over 12 million data points, providing insights into the use of open-source components in production, beyond mere GitHub metrics.
One key highlight from the report is the surge in Rust adoption, indicating a significant shift towards memory-safe programming practices as organizations prioritize security.
The continued reliance on Python 2 reveals security challenges, while inconsistent naming conventions for components heighten the risks of dependency confusion and malicious injections.
Produced by The Linux Foundation and OpenSSF alongside Harvard University, this comprehensive report underscores the evolving landscape of open-source software applications.
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