OpenSSF Best Practices Badge Criteria
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The OpenSSF Best Practices Badge criteria for open source projects at passing, silver and gold: 145 criteria, each MUST, SHOULD or SUGGESTED, covering project basics, change control, reporting, quality, security and analysis. Self-attested at bestpractices.dev; criterion text quoted from the official criteria. It comprises 145 controls organised across 17 domains, and applies in International.
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