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LBC July 2026 Recurring Meeting

Jeff JohnsonJeff Johnson Fri 10 Jul 2026 2:20PMPublicSeen by 54

Agenda:

1 - FP CVE's in non-LTS branches per this discussion:

https://openssl-communities.org/d/FgEaRN9M/review-openssl-3-1-end-of-support

2 - Review AI's from previous meeting.

3 - Discuss Request for Guidance (??) form/process

4 - Discussion/Overview of new AI policy:

https://openssl-library.org/post/2026-06-18-ai-policy/

5 - OpenSSL conference (talks/attendance, etc)

https://openssl-conference.org/

6 - Upcoming events

See you there!

Thanks, — jj

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Jeff Johnson

Jeff JohnsonTue 14 Jul 2026 5:16PM

Here are the minutes from the July 2026 LBC Monthly Meeting. If you have any questions or additional thoughts, please feel free to post here!

OpenSSL LBC Monthly Meeting

Host: Jeff Johnson

Tuesday, July 14, 2026

10:26 AM  |  (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)  |  52 mins

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Recording

Topic

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Chapters AI-generated

Meeting summary AI-generated

The meeting focused on improving OpenSSL's processes and security compliance while discussing the implications of AI on vulnerability management and contributor guidelines.

  • The meeting aims to establish regular schedules and improve attendance with better agendas.

  • Participants discuss the impact of CVEs, particularly in non-LTS branches of OpenSSL.

  • Ongoing discussions focus on ensuring valid FIPS provider updates for security compliance.

  • Participants express the need for formalized requests to OpenSSL regarding features and guidance.

  • OpenSSL's new AI policy requires contributors to declare AI usage in commit messages.

  • The upcoming OpenSSL conference is highlighted, encouraging paper submissions and attendance.

  • Concerns arise about increased volume and depth of security reports due to AI tools.

  • Participants explore using AI for initial triage in processing security issues more efficiently.

  • AI increasingly aids in identifying and triaging vulnerabilities in source code.

  • Concerns arise about the potential misuse of AI tools by individuals not reporting discovered issues.

Action items AI-generated

  • Push for a statement from OpenSSL regarding the lifecycle and update stream for validated FIPS providers.

  • Create a formalized document template for submitting requests for guidance or feature requests to OpenSSL.

  • Share the modified request template with the group for feedback before posting it publicly.

  • Participant joining from RTP6P-2-HR266 device (Jeff Johnson) will put together the RFG and create a template for it, seeking comments from others.

  • Participant joining from RTP6P-2-HR266 device (Jeff Johnson) will work on getting input regarding the update flow for CVEs and non-LTS FPs.