Entire Adds Gittuf Logs to Secure Git Refs
Entire now records Git ref changes in a cryptographically verifiable, append-only ledger stored directly in repositories. Built on the open gittuf standard, the feature makes branch and tag history independently auditable.
Entire is turning repository integrity into a first-class, portable security primitive for agent-heavy development.
- –Signed reference logs make branch and tag tampering visible, even if the forge is compromised
- –Storing the ledger in Git keeps verification close to the code instead of behind a proprietary audit database
- –The approach fits workflows where humans, agents, and automated systems all push changes
- –Append-only evidence does not prevent malicious authorized changes; key management and policy enforcement still matter
- –Connecting ref history with Entire’s session traces could give teams a clearer chain from intent to implementation
DISCOVERED
2h ago
2026-11-10
PUBLISHED
3h ago
2026-11-10
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GoEntire