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Google's Go team built an automatic dependency-pinning system with a transparency log that stops supply-chain attacks without developers doing anything extra. It required new computer science theory and actually works at scale.

Google's Go team built an automatic dependency-pinning system with a transparency log that stops supply-chain attacks without developers doing anything extra. It required new computer science theory and actually works at scale.
It's taken decades for people to actually figure out how to do secure package management. And I think the Go team at Google, I think, did an incredible job here. And if there's ever some award for securing systems at scale with elegant solutions that people don't ever have to think about, I think they all deserve to win that prize. The way they built the transparency log, and the go.mod, and go.sum system to stop these attacks at the source without people even having to think about it, and pin all of this stuff by default. It's novel work they did. It's new computer science theory they had to invent, and did all of this in an ergonomic way.

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