Verify a cosign attestation on a container image with cosign verify-attestation

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Verified steps

  1. Install cosign from the sigstore/cosign GitHub releases for your platform
  2. Run cosign verify-attestation <image-ref> --type <predicate-type> to fetch and verify the attestation
  3. For SLSA provenance, set --type to slsaprovenance or slsaprovenance02 depending on the predicate version used when the attestation was generated
  4. Pass --certificate-identity and --certificate-oidc-issuer (or their regex equivalents) to enforce that the signing identity matches the expected GitHub Actions workflow
  5. Pipe the output to jq or a policy engine to extract and evaluate specific fields from the verified predicate payload
  6. Use --policy with a CUE or Rego policy file to automate assertion of predicate field values

Known gotchas

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