Building cryptographic agility into Sigstore

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Software signatures carry an invisible expiration date. The container image or firmware you sign today might be deployed for 20 years, but the cryptographic signature protecting it may become untrustworthy within 10 years. SHA-1 certificates become worthless, weak RSA keys are banned, and quantum computers may crack today’s elliptic curve cryptography. The question isn’t whether our current signatures will fail, but whether we’re prepared for when they do. Sigstore, an open-source ecosystem for ...

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