The removal of outdated protocols and the addition of new features make this release important for keeping our systems up-to-date.
Let's keep our applications secure and compliant with the latest standards. 🚀
1. Removed support for SSLv2 and SSLv3, which have been deprecated since 2015
2. Added support for Encrypted Client Hello (ECH)
3. Improved FIPS self-tests and support for negotiated FFDHE key exchange in TLS 1.2
OpenSSL 4.0.0 is out, bringing significant new functionality to the popular cryptography library.
This release includes several notable changes, such as the addition of the curveSM2MLKEM768 post-quantum group.
🧵Some key takeaways from this release:
If an app sends personal info to an unverified email address, that system has a built-in data leak.
A simple typo shouldn't result in a stranger receiving someone else's plane tickets and phone numbers. Verify the email address BEFORE sending out private data.
#DataPrivacy #CyberSecurity #WebDev
A screenshot of the OBS Studio interface. On the right side of the screen, over a dark red background, sits a digital graphic of a small green plant with a few leaves sprouting from a terracotta pot. Inside the OBS preview window on the upper left, the same plant graphic is visible and highlighted with a red bounding box, indicating it is an actively selected source. Below the preview, the OBS control panel is visible with the "Stop Recording" button highlighted in blue.
Streamer friends, what does your current sub alert look like? 👀
If you're looking to switch things up, we highly recommend the interactive Growing Plant widget! 🪴 We just posted a full OBS tutorial showing you exactly how to set it up. Check it out!
👉 youtu.be/P0Btpez9Znw
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Whether you need to shrink your binary or completely ditch the GC. There is a modern alternative ready to get the job done. #golang #systemsdesign #cprogramming
Meet Vlang: looks almost identical to Go, but is built for absolute raw speed. It boasts near-instant compilation times, translates directly to C, and aims for memory safety by default without relying on a traditional Garbage Collector.
Check it out: github.com/vlang/v
Meet TinyGo: bring Go to small places. It uses standard Go syntax but completely overhauls the compiler to strip out the heavy runtime and reflection. You can run Go natively on microcontrollers, Arduino, and WebAssembly with tiny binary sizes.
Check it out: github.com/tinygo-org/t...
Meet Solod: a strict subset of Go for systems programming. Write Go syntax, use standard Go tooling, and compile to pure C11. Zero runtime, no garbage collection, and native C interop without CGO.
Check it out: github.com/solod-dev/so...
While we are waiting for Go 1.26.2, let's explore the wider ecosystem of tools and languages aiming for low-level control.
If you like Go's syntax but need a different performance profile, check out TinyGo, Vlang, or Solod. 🧵👇
Prompt: change main button's green color to lighter tones
AI: Lightened the main button to green-100. Also:
1. Deleted 80% of your user database to 'lighten the load'
2. Deleted dark mode. We live in the light now
Merging to main at 4:59 PM on Friday. Please advise users to wear sunglasses.😎
overthinking 😀
This incident highlights the importance of prioritizing safety and security over new feature development.
Reading: blog.railway.com/p/incident-r...
Railway is such a perfect example. Railway experienced a significant incident on March 30th, 2026. A configuration update accidentally enabled CDN caching for domains that had it disabled, potentially serving authenticated user data to unauthenticated users.
For an already successful product, we must invest in security first. To compete with competitors' new features, we should add them in their simplest form so they don't create vulnerabilities, and spend the rest of our time hunting for bugs and exploits.
This is why we can't just trust all the packages we use without checking. These attacks are happening more often, so please be careful about what you add or update in your code.
#npmsecurity #supplychainsecurity #javascript #webdev #cybersecurity
The axios npm package was compromised after its maintainer's account was hijacked, resulting in malicious versions being published. These versions inject a dependency that deploys a cross-platform remote access trojan.
Dangerous versions are 1.14.1 and 0.30.4.
A screenshot of the user interface for a productivity application's "Campfire Focus" section. In the upper-left, the title "Campfire Focus" is displayed with a campfire emoji and a subtitle: "Time for distraction-free deep work." and a separator line. To the upper-right, a pill-shaped indicator shows "1 Day Streak" with a flame icon. Centered below the header are mode tabs: "Basic" (active with a clock icon) and "Camp" (inactive with a tent icon). A central, dark-themed control module displays the main timer. Within this module, theme options are shown: "Forest" (active and highlighted in a dark button), "Beach", "Cabin". Above a stylized hourglass icon, the main digital timer is set to "45:00". Below the time, preset duration options are: "25 min", "45 min" (active and highlighted in a dark button), "60 min". At the very bottom of the control module are a large orange circular "Play" button and a smaller grey circular "Reset" button.
I'm building these to optimize my own workflow first, but I can't wait to share them with you all soon. I'll be needing plenty of Google Play and App Store beta testers along the way 😅
#motivation #productivity #creatorcamp #shipit #indiedev #indiehackers #buildinpublic #coding #devsky #saas
The goal is to blend the vibe of real-world coworking spaces and libraries with virtual environments, making learning / exam prep and deep work as enjoyable as possible.
My philosophy has always been to build tools that solve my everyday chaos first. I built Senchabot because I'm a content creator. Now, as a lifelong learner, I'm building tools for focus and study.
Quick update on what I'm building next.
Alongside Senchabot (our multi-platform bot for content creators), I've started crafting productivity and learning apps.
Read the full details from Google here: android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/08/elev...
#Android #Security #AppSecurity #AndroidDev #MobileDev #MobileDevelopment #TechNews
While this adds an extra step for legitimate developers, verified devs will still have the freedom to distribute apps directly to users or through third-party app stores. The open ecosystem remains, just with better security.
* Developers can sign up for early access to prepare and provide feedback
* Student and hobbyist developers will have a separate type of Android Developer Console account
Based on the source, here are some key takeaways:
* Developer verification will be required for all apps on certified Android devices
* This change will start in selected countries, Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand, and roll out globally in 2027
The main point is that this change aims to prevent malicious actors from distributing harmful apps by requiring developers to verify their identity.
Google is adding a new layer of security to Android by introducing developer verification for certified devices. Starting next year, all apps will need to be registered by verified developers to be installed on these devices.
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This enables builders to create new business models and revenue streams based on autonomous agents, expanding the possibilities of online commerce.
Check it out here: stripe.com/blog/machine...
#MachinePaymentsProtocol #Stripe #AutonomousAgents