one of the worst ever "comprehensive security audits" ...
I was #awarded Developer of the year yesterday (in Sweden).
"Open Source as Europe’s Strategic Advantage" a 46-page report by the Linux Foundation
There's going to be more speak about AIs finding genuine security problems soon. Google Big Sleep found one in #curl that we reveal tomorrow.... in about eight hours. (but no, we don't know how much was AI and how much was human or how many false positives they had to wade through to get there etc maybe they will let us know later?)
Remember this fun URL from three years ago? image
Having ongoing discussions about URL parsing differences as a basis for a #curl security vulnerability report made me check when I wrote my "my URL isn't your URL" blog post. *Nine years ago*. And we have not made a single move towards a solution in all this time.
Friend and local Internet hero Patrik "paf" Fältström was voted into the Internet Hall of Fame:
Today is exactly twelve years ago since we created the lib/http2.c source file in the #curl source tree, and doing HTTP would never be the same again. The paradigm shift going from one transfer per connection to possibly multiple transfers per connection was massive and took many years until most of the bugs were ironed out.
My two favorite photos of me from my Open Source Summit Europe keynote last week. Pictures by Linux Foundation.
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