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But no one from Apache, and no one from any of the other major OSS projects

• dariusj18 5y ago
  People form Apple and IBM are members of the Apache Software Foundation. Thought I am not sure if executive level has any members.
• cbsks 5y ago
  Did you find the full list of attendees? I haven’t been able to
  • mikeyouse 5y ago
    It's coming out in drips and drabs; https://twitter.com/cra/status/1481677285325422592 https://twitter.com/cra/status/1481677285325422592 "ASF was represented by the current President, a board member, and the VP Security" "from LF it was the @theopenssf leadership led by @brianbehlendorf"
• ghaff 5y ago
  Apache is apparently included. https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/13/22881813/white-house-tech-summit-apple-google-meta-amazon-open-source-security https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/13/22881813/white-house-tech... Someone on twitter said Linux Foundation as well.
  • mikeyouse 5y ago
    It's in that verge article; "The summit will also include the Apache Software Foundation — the owner and maintainer of the Log4j library — and Oracle, owner of the Java software platform on which the Log4j library runs. GitHub and the Linux Open Source Foundation will also be represented." Which makes sense -- they host the Open Source Security Foundation (https://openssf.org/ https://openssf.org/) which is meant to be working on exactly this type of problem.