How Stateward protects you against copyleft & source-available license risk
The threat
A single new dependency under GPL/AGPL or a source-available license (SSPL, BUSL, Elastic, Commons-Clause) can impose obligations on your whole product, a legal problem that surfaces at the worst possible time.
How Stateward catches it
Stateward flags copyleft and non-OSI source-available licenses in two places: your own code (an SPDX id, a manifest license field, or a LICENSE file, declaration-context gated, word-boundary aware so LGPL ≠ GPL) and, the part teams miss, the licenses of every dependency you add, resolved from the registry and checked against a per-repo license policy you control (deny AGPL/GPL/SSPL/BUSL by default). One place to keep the whole estate legally clean; licenses also flow into the SBOM.
Recent advisories of this class
- highCVE-2026-96627Arcane: Delegated users:update permission allows admin account takeover via password reset (no privilege-hierarchy check)
- mediumCVE-2026-96628Arcane: Environment access token bypasses the admin-required authorization gate on `/api/debug/pprof`
- criticalCVE-2026-105192LMCache: Remote code execution via unsafe deserialization in multiprocess mode transport
- highCVE-2026-100349kin-openapi openapi3filter: nil-pointer panic in ValidateResponse on a response header declared with content
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