Boosting faith in the authenticity of open source software :

The Speranza system enhances software repository security by using zero-knowledge identity co-commitments and automated certificate authorities, ensuring software authenticity while maintaining developer anonymity. Its practical implementation, efficient operation, and minimal infrastructure impact make it a scalable and deployable solution for securing open-source software repositories.

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