# PyPI's Security Signals Now Live

> PyPI's redesigned project pages with clearer security signals are now live for better package safety.
- Title: PyPI's Security Signals Now Live · Pypi | Shortify
- Summary: PyPI's redesigned project pages with clearer security signals are now live for better package safety.
- Keywords: pypi, security signals, provenance states, attestations, trusted publishing, release history, openssf
- Source: Pypi — https://blog.pypi.org/posts/2026-11-06-ui-updates-complete
- Published: 2026-11-06T00:00:00+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: pypi, security signals, provenance states, attestations, trusted publishing, release history, openssf, technology, startups
## New Security Tab
PyPI introduced a dedicated security tab to display release provenance states and per-file attestations.
## Provenance States
PyPI calculates release states as Full Provenance, No Provenance, or Incomplete Provenance with specific warnings.
## Full Provenance
Full Provenance means 100% of release files have attestations, including PyPI Publish and SLSA Build Provenance.
## No Provenance
No Provenance indicates no files have attestations, typical for older releases without Trusted Publishing.
## Incomplete Provenance
Incomplete Provenance shows some files have attestations while others do not, requiring caution before installation.
## Inconsistent Provenance
Inconsistent Provenance means files originate from different build systems or repositories within the same release.
## Change of Provenance
Change of Provenance indicates a release file originated from a different repository than a previous release.
## Loss of Provenance
Loss of Provenance means a project stopped generating attestations after previously having full provenance.
## Redesigned Project Page
Project detail pages now show provenance warnings at the top with status banners for yanked releases and pre-releases.
## Release History Updates
Release history tabs now show file counts, provenance states, and release statuses like quarantined or pre-release.
## Getting Help
PyPI extended user documentation to guide users on assessing package security and reporting issues.
## Key takeaway

PyPI launched updated security features to help users verify package provenance and reduce security risks.