Synopsys/Black Duck and Flexera Push FOSS FUD to Sell Their Products
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Open Source and Code Maturity: Commercial Software Today Depends on OSS
Is that commercial software that you’re using really commercial? Yes, but… increasingly open source software is being repackaged and repurposed for use in a specific vertical. The 2017 Synopsys Coverity Scan Report finds that it is common for open source components to be packaged into commercial offerings with as much as 90 percent of the software in the commercial offering being composed of open source components. Many of today’s commercial software packages would not be possible without OSS. Many startups too are being built totally around open source software.
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Flexera Reimagines Open Source Vulnerability Detection with FlexNet Code InsightSecunia Advisories Now Integrated into Open Source License and Vulnerability Detection Platform
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