gawk

2 tools · 1 release line

pattern scanning and processing language. Every tool here carries the same sandbox boundary.

boks awk

boks gawk

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Release lines we maintain · the project decides these

findings shown are the whole project at that line

Tag Resolves to Lifecycle Updated Findings What the tag promises

latest 5.3.2 stable 2026-08-19

tracks the newest supported release

stable — floats, carries security updates
unstable — tracks pre-releases, may break
eol — frozen, upstream is done

Tools in this project · pick one to inspect

all share one boundary

Tool Capabilities Seccomp Findings Image Description

awk rw default clean gawk Pattern scanning and processing language gawk rw default clean gawk Pattern scanning and processing language

showing awk gawk from gawk@latest → 5.3.2 stable

Findings

clean

identical on amd64, arm64 — one table describes both

No known findings in this image at the last scan.

These are the findings of gawk, which ships every tool in this project. boks reports and gates; it never edits an image to clear a finding.

Composition

default + bash

runtime none — self-contained

composes bash

Some tools are only useful composed: a pip-installed CLI needs python as its runtime, bash pulls in coreutils. boks resolves that for you — -e git,python:flake8 composes explicitly.

Composition

default + bash

runtime none — self-contained

composes bash

Some tools are only useful composed: a pip-installed CLI needs python as its runtime, bash pulls in coreutils. boks resolves that for you — -e git,python:flake8 composes explicitly.

Image

image ghcr.io/boks-sh/gawk:5.3.2

digest

platforms

size 3 MB unpacked · 1 layer

base scratch

signed cosign · verified

last scan 2026-08-19

Sandbox boundary

awk

capabilities

Filled is granted by default; the rest need --cap at the point of use.

seccomp tier

per tool

default

The syscall filter applied to this tool's entry point. Tools sharing an image do not share a tier.

dotfiles mapped in

read-only unless noted

none

env passed through

0 of 1

Nothing else crosses in. No AWS_*, no SSH_AUTH_SOCK unless you ask.

per-subcommand

no overrides

Every invocation gets the same boundary. Where a tool needs more for one subcommand only, boks scopes it there rather than granting it everywhere.