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Open-Source Projects and Libraries are being used in software developmentwhile also bearing multiple security vulnerabilities. This use of third partyecosystem creates a new kind of attack surface for a product in development. Anintelligent attacker can attack a product by exploiting one of thevulnerabilities present in linked projects and libraries.  In this paper, we mine threat intelligence about open source projects andlibraries from bugs and issues reported on public code repositories. We alsotrack library and project dependencies for installed software on a clientmachine. We represent and store this threat intelligence, along with thesoftware dependencies in a security knowledge graph. Security analysts anddevelopers can then query and receive alerts from the knowledge graph if anythreat intelligence is found about linked libraries and projects, utilized intheir products.

Mining Threat Intelligence about Open-Source Projects and Libraries from Code Repository Issues and Bug Reports