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Third-Party Licenses

Last updated: 2026-06-09. Governing law: Israel.

Open-Source Licenses and Attributions

The EyalSec / es2 Service and the es-python interpreter incorporate open-source software. This page summarizes the headline components and points to the full attributions. It does not replace the license texts, which govern.

es-python and CPython

es-python is a modified version of CPython 3.13. CPython is licensed under the Python Software Foundation (PSF) License Agreement, a permissive, GPL-compatible license. Our modifications add security instrumentation (taint tracking, fuzzing, and event reporting); the underlying interpreter remains CPython under the PSF License. The PSF License and copyright notices are retained as required.

Headline third-party components (summary)

| Component | Role | License (summary) | |-----------|------|-------------------| | CPython 3.13 | Base interpreter (modified into es-python) | PSF License Agreement | | OpenSSL | TLS and cryptography (AES/RSA/TLS) used by Python's ssl/hashlib and by the platform | Apache License 2.0 (OpenSSL 3.x) | | Cython | Building the compiled native extension(s) bundled with es-python | Apache License 2.0 | | pip / setuptools / wheel | Python packaging tooling bootstrapped with es-python | MIT / MIT / MIT-style | | Bootstrap | Front-end styling of the web dashboard | MIT License | | Go modules (e.g., chi router, gorilla/sessions, pgx, AWS SDK for Go, goldmark, and others) | The es2 server, routing, sessions, database access, AWS integration, and Markdown rendering | Predominantly MIT / BSD / Apache-2.0 (see full attributions) |

The exact set and versions of bundled and linked components (including all Go module dependencies and transitive dependencies) and their precise license texts are listed in the bundled THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.md and NOTICE files distributed with the software. Those files are the authoritative attribution record; this page is a summary.

Trademark non-endorsement

Source availability

For components whose licenses require offering source (and for the PSF-licensed CPython base), corresponding source or a written offer is available on request at eyal@eyalsec.com, and CPython source is publicly available from the PSF.

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