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Warhacker / UDS briefing — historical plan

No current event or cluster witness

This page preserves a briefing concept. No current kind cluster, UDS bundle, cosign-verified pointer manifest, live attestation append, or customer/event execution is claimed.

Problem framing

The intended briefing contrasts ordinary delivery controls—SBOMs, signatures, deployment manifests, and observability—with SZL's proposed policy/receipt overlay. Each layer keeps its own evidence class; a Lean source obligation does not verify an OCI signature or a cluster.

Historical seven-part plan

  1. State the verification gap and threat model.
  2. Inspect immutable source/image candidates.
  3. Verify artifact provenance and inventory.
  4. Deploy only to an isolated admitted cluster.
  5. Append a content-addressed integrity record.
  6. Run the named Lean/source check separately.
  7. Exercise failure/rollback and report unresolved gates.

What must exist before a live briefing

  • admitted bundle/image digests and SBOM roots;
  • exact cosign verification JSON and signer identity;
  • cluster inventory, protected deployment run, and workload readiness;
  • preserved attestation/receipt bytes with explicit signature state;
  • theorem names/source revisions for any proof statement;
  • no-egress/rollback results and independent live readback.

Without those artifacts the briefing remains HISTORICAL / MODELED, not an operational demo. See UDS, Compliance, and Runtime status.

Public claims link to source and evidence. SLSA L1 is the current stated supply-chain posture.