Open source development shops looking to tighten up license and copyright compliance in commercial deployment environments now have a new free source code scanner option in the form of JNinka from White Source.
Based on the Ninka algorithm and offered under the AGPL license, JNinka exists as a means of tracking open source components throughout software development lifecycles that may harbor open source code hidden within a team’s own proprietary code.
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