oss-forensics

To investigate an OSS supply chain incident, use a 7-phase multi-agent framework that collects evidence from local Git data, GitHub API, Wayback Machine, and GH Archive to assemble a comprehensive evidence set for hypothesis validation.

An evidence registry for supply chain forensics is a structured store that records multi-source evidence with hashed integrity, links artifacts to IOCs, and maintains a chain-of-custody for hypothesis validation and final reporting.

Yes, you can use GitHub API and Wayback Machine archives together for incident response by cross-correlating data across a fixed window of activity to identify and collect evidence related to potential supply chain attacks.

Maintain chain-of-custody by recording all collected evidence with hashed integrity, linking artifacts directly to identified IOCs, and organizing the evidence store to support structured hypothesis validation and final forensic reporting.

The best way to structure forensic reporting for an open-source supply chain attack is to use a framework that includes cross-source correlation, hypothesis management, redaction guidelines, and remediation recommendations based on the assembled evidence.

You need GH Archive data alongside local Git data, GitHub API, and Wayback Machine archives to comprehensively analyze a fixed window of GitHub repository activity during a potential supply chain incident.