Almost Always Unsigned

The “Almost Always Unsigned” site presents an analysis of unsigned code artifacts. It outlines how many software binaries are released without digital

The “Almost Always Unsigned” site presents an analysis of unsigned code artifacts. It outlines how many software binaries are released without digital signatures. The author explains the security implications of unsigned executables. Case studies illustrate potential vulnerabilities introduced by lack of signing. Recommendations include adopting signing practices to improve trust. The page also references tools that can detect unsigned files. It aims to raise awareness among developers and security teams. Ongoing work seeks to quantify the impact of unsigned software on ecosystems.