We are thrilled to announce that the new OWASP BLT site at owaspblt.org is officially live. This revamp isn't just about a fresh coat of paint; it’s a complete reimagining of how we interact with our community. The new interface is designed to be intuitive, making it easier than ever for researchers and contributors to navigate bug logs and engage with our security tools.
While we look toward the future with this new UI, our roots remain deep in the open-source community. This project has been active for over a decade, including eight years of participation in Google Summer of Code (GSoC). This long history has allowed us to collaborate with brilliant students worldwide, helping us evolve from a large, complex codebase into the streamlined, mission-driven ecosystem we are today.
A core part of this evolution is our move toward absolute security in responsible disclosure. Our involvement with OWASP led us to develop BLT Zero, a pioneering Zero Trust vulnerability reporting platform. By ensuring sensitive details are never stored on a central server, we’ve created a disclosure process that is inherently resistant to compromise—a standard that is now reflected in our new digital home.
To support this growth, we are migrating key components of our architecture into independent repositories, making it simpler for new contributors to get involved. We invite you to explore the new site, Join our Slack, or submit a pull request. Together, we’re building a more secure and transparent internet for the next decade and beyond. 🚀
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For many years, we have eagerly anticipated the release of this update, which has been the culmination of countless contributions. We are delighted to announce the launch of this new page, which serves as a nostalgic reminder of our origins. We extend our sincere gratitude to all those who have continued to support the project. We remain optimistic about the promising future that lies ahead. Thank you!