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# Binary Transparency Directory

Secure yourself

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://bintra.directory/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Blog](https://bintra.directory/blog/)
- [Apt insert and update catched](https://bintra.directory/2021/02/apt-insert-and-update-catched/) - February 16, 2021 – All the apt insert and update events where received and handled. Only trust the things you have seen yourself. So we did run an intensive initial test. Just now a medium sized upgrade was handled by bintra and everything worked well. So this ProofOfConcept phase seems to succeed!
- [Now with windows support](https://bintra.directory/2021/05/now-with-windows-support/) - May 16, 2021 – Even if it is just a proof of concept implementation, I now added a WSUS server for windows support and integrated a special bintra client for it. So each and every update for at least windows 10 (german and english) is for now included in the database. As the first import did make a big
- [7k passed](https://bintra.directory/2021/05/7k-passed/) - May 16, 2021 – The windows updates take a lot of space. As now 7k passed the windows updates are beeing paused for the moment, as the hash codes started to vary.
- [4000 Entries reached](https://bintra.directory/2021/04/4000-entries-reached/) - April 14, 2021 – Even with a small cluster of servers and workstations we now have monitored 4000 entries of packages with hashes validated up to 20 times and more. The system seems somewhat stable so far, some minor runtime glitches where identified and for sure fixed. So feel free to jump on the binary transparency train.
- [Now with CentOS support](https://bintra.directory/2021/04/now-with-centos-support/) - April 25, 2021 – For the wide range of CentOS compatible setups with dnf and rpm as buzzwords, we now have CentOS support for such a client added. First setup a link to the download repository: dnf config-manager --add-repo https://nexus.myocastor.de/repository/bintra_rpm/bintra.repo If the command config-manager is not known you have to install some dnf plugins first and try again: dnf
- [Initial prototype](https://bintra.directory/2021/02/initial-prototype/) - The first running initial prototype is ready. Installations of debian packages are now monitored and the hashes are upcounted for binary transparency. Next stop is the decision making if and when to give an alert back. And tons of polish for user automation.
- [Initial start](https://bintra.directory/2021/02/initial-start/) - February 11, 2021 – Reading a book is always inspiring. This time (again) it was Cory Doctorow which took me the initial start of this proof-of-concept realization of binary transparency. We will see in future how that project will develop. The more systems check and therefore contribute the better.
- [New feeds for fresh entries](https://bintra.directory/2021/04/new-feeds-for-fresh-entries/) - April 1, 2021 – You can get the RSS feed directly out of the database. And we do have an Atom variant too. Fresh entries to your doorstep.
- [5000 entries reached](https://bintra.directory/2021/04/5000-entries-reached/) - April 25, 2021 – With the new cluster of work horses the next step reaching 5000 entries was easy. Now lets see what the 10k number will feel like!

## Pages

- [Binary Transparency](https://bintra.directory/) - An Open Source tool for automated validation of binary packages for your local server or workstation. Rely on the swarm knowledge.
- [Project](https://bintra.directory/project/) - Find some links and references for the BinTra project. Currently we support debian, ubuntu, CentOS and Fedora. Upcoming support for freeBSD, Windows and Android is on the wishlist. If you feel able to help, do not hesitate! Download Repository Find here a repository for downloading the latest .deb package. The RPMs can be found here.
- [Privacy Policy](https://bintra.directory/privacy-policy/) - Who we are Our website address is: https://bintra.directory. What personal data we collect and why we collect it Comments When visitors leave comments on the site we collect the data shown in the comments form, and also the visitor’s IP address and browser user agent string to help spam detection. An anonymized string created from
- [Contact](https://bintra.directory/contact/) - Human API For personal contact: Kai KretschmannHugenottenstr. 2361381 FriedrichsdorfGermany info@bintra.directory Social Media We have some channels and twitter and facebook. RSS You can watch the latest data using a rss feed, and as usual the website has one feed too.
- [Imprint](https://bintra.directory/imprint/) - This website is run on a personal and private basis by: Kai KretschmannHugenottenstr. 2361381 FriedrichsdorfGermany info@bintra.directory
- [About](https://bintra.directory/about/) - How it all started Reading attack surface by Cory Doctorow I stumbled over a chapter: Binary transparency is elegant and cool. So I searched for more references and didn't find anything up to date, running and simple implementation of it. Having some more time in lockdown I just started implementing it in a way I
- [Statistics](https://bintra.directory/statistics/) - Having an API makes reading out things much easier. So we can see here a usage counter reading the real time amount of analyzed and stored package hashes: 0 Elements Fresh as hash Top of the Hashes OS family chart
- [Register](https://bintra.directory/register/) - Open for self registration: Registrierung
- [Token](https://bintra.directory/token/) - To get your JWT token you must first register, opt in via the email link and then login here to receive the token: Registrierung
- [Join](https://bintra.directory/join/) - Join the club and use the database of validated hashes. The more people using it, the better and trusted the result will be. Register Login Setup
- [Details](https://bintra.directory/details/) - Details
- [Architecture](https://bintra.directory/architecture/) - Some structural stuff layed out in Enterprise Architect and exported to PDF can be found here. As it is manually updated it might not be the very latest bleeding edge versions but good enough to get a first impression. HostingDownload ModelDownload TrustDecisionDownload

## Categories

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- [CentOS](https://bintra.directory/tag/centos/)
- [Windows](https://bintra.directory/tag/windows/)
- [Microsoft](https://bintra.directory/tag/microsoft/)
- [WSUS](https://bintra.directory/tag/wsus/)