The Internet runs on open-source software (OSS). It is probably fair to say that open source is everywhere. The Linux kernel, one of the building blocks of open source, is embedded in everything from most supercomputers, cloud computing, billions of phones, and most operating systems. “Open Source” software, as its name suggests, is available to anyone, and it poses a particular challenge in tracking what is happening at all times. This, in turn, leads to the potential for unique and serious
