While this is a tad bit preaching to the choir, among all the AI noise, I enjoyed reading this grounded take. An excerpt: > Historically, developers measured the productivity of a programming language
Google makes the case for Go as an AI-assisted coding language
The lead read is a Google developers blog post arguing Go is well suited to AI-assisted software engineering, and it is a refreshingly grounded take amid the usual noise. On the security side, rclone shipped an advisory for an unauthenticated backend instantiation via its remote control endpoint, and Traefik has a pair of mTLS bypasses around HTTP/3 SNI and wildcard TLSOptions worth checking if either sits in your ingress path.

The lead read is a Google developers blog post arguing Go is well suited to AI-assisted software engineering, and it is a refreshingly grounded take amid the usual noise. On the security side, rclone shipped an advisory for an unauthenticated backend instantiation via its remote control endpoint, and Traefik has a pair of mTLS bypasses around HTTP/3 SNI and wildcard TLSOptions worth checking if either sits in your ingress path.
I know it was a month ago already, but it’s still pretty wild that this command will install a working TypeScript compiler (tsgo v7.0.2): go install github.com/microsoft/typescript-go/cmd/tsgo@2bd06
I would like to compute the square root of elements from a general finite field GF(p^k), where p is a prime number, and k an integer k>=1. find, https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/ReneBoedker/ [email prote
I have to switch from Goland to VsCodium, what are the settings/plugins you use to make the experience similar? (No paying tools & no AI tools, please)


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The operations/fsinfo remote control (RC) endpoint in rclone was registered without requiring authentication. This allowed unauthenticated callers to instantiate arbitrary backends via inline backend
Traefik's HTTP/3 TLS configuration selection is vulnerable to a bypass when using wildcard or mixed-case hosts in the SNI. The HTTP/3 (QUIC) path performed a direct, case-sensitive lookup on the SNI v
The SNICheck middleware in Traefik ignores wildcard TLSOptions mappings, allowing an unauthenticated attacker to bypass mTLS requirements by using a domain-fronted request. This occurs because the mid