r/programming • u/Dear-Economics-315 • 13h ago
Eight Bits of Trust; eMudhra's CA keys cracked in milliseconds
scotthelme.co.uk
640
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r/programming • u/sagitz_ • 11h ago
PHP2Shell: Critical vulnerabilities in the backbone of the web
php2shell.com
277
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r/programming • u/elizabethn • 5h ago
Today's PHP Security Release, and How We're Strengthening PHP Security
thephp.foundation
26
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r/programming • u/the_gnarts • 1d ago
eMudhra Intermediate CA Compromise
emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com
146
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r/programming • u/nmattia • 1d ago
SSH keys on macOS with Touch ID
nmattia.com
379
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I've recently discovered that you can use Touch ID (rather, the Mac's Secure Enclave) for SSH authentication. I'm the author of the post, feel free to ask any questions and if there are any experts I'd love to hear your thoughts!
r/programming • u/Gaia_fawkes • 5h ago
go/ links that live in a file in your repo (open source)
twigg.vc
1
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Chrome and Firefox extension that does this for your twigg repository. The links are defined in a GOLINKS file at the root of the repo, one alias per line. Add a line, push, submit and done. No admin page, and changes are versioned.
Blog post: https://twigg.vc/docs/v/2/blog/twigg-links
Source: https://twigg.vc/twigg/monorepo
r/programming • u/359Panda3U • 1d ago
Go Issues Emergency Update Blocking Eight CA Keys Over Undisclosed Security Concerns
thehackernews.com
256
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r/programming • u/Dull_Replacement8890 • 10h ago
Unintended Computations @ hack.lu
youtube.com
2
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Hacking as breaking assumptions about a system's usage, implementation or computational power. Slides https://seriot.ch/computation/talks/unintended_computations_hack_lu.pdf
r/programming • u/DanielRosenwasser • 1d ago
Announcing TypeScript 7.1 Beta
devblogs.microsoft.com
86
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r/programming • u/nicholashairs • 13h ago
Summary of Major Changes Between Python Versions (2026 Update)
nicholashairs.com
2
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Hi r/programming 👋
Another year, another version of Python, and yet more features to guess which version of Python they belong to 😵💫
I've updated my "one page" Summary of Major Changes Between Python Versions for Python 3.15 and hope that it continues to be a useful resource for the community 😊
This summary is human typed/copied from the official release notes.
r/programming • u/correctMeIfImcorrect • 9h ago
JPA vs Hibernate vs JDBC: What Each One Actually Does | Visually Explained
youtu.be
0
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r/programming • u/ribtoks • 1d ago
Why memory-hard proof-of-work hashes are not a popular choice for CAPTCHA
privatecaptcha.com
52
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r/programming • u/derjanni • 2h ago
Think Php2Shell Was Bad? PHP Is About to Face an Absolute Bloodbath
programmers.fyi
0
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r/programming • u/javinpaul • 1d ago
Under the Hood of Redis: How It Delivers Sub-Millisecond Latency?
javarevisited.substack.com
39
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r/programming • u/PastEar9661 • 1d ago
Making A Mutex from Scratch in Rust to Understand Thread Safety
levelup.gitconnected.com
22
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Hey r/programming!
I wrote a comprehensive article on constructing a mutex from scratch.
It covers:
- Data races: what happens at the register level, and how parallel access can go wrong
- Atomics & Memory Ordering: why atomics work and what each memory ordering does (Aq/Rel/AqRel/SeqCst)
- Spin lock & Guards: Building a simple mutual exclusion lock via an AtomicBool, and providing safe access to the protected data
- And finally, Mutexes: A more complex mutual exclusion primitive that can achieve better performance via thread::park/::unpark
The article benchmarks and compares the performance of both a spinlock and Mutex to understand when to use which.
Have you ever noticed a massive performance boost from switching from one synchronization primitive to another?
Feedback on the article is also appreciated!
r/programming • u/currentscurrents • 2d ago
The reverts will continue until morale improves [PostgreSQL 19]
peter.eisentraut.org
557
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r/programming • u/Don_Crespo • 8h ago
The compiler was supposed to end programming too
hrih.si
0
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r/programming • u/cekrem • 1d ago
New Season Upgrades Vol 3: Split Keyboard Adventures! · cekrem.github.io
cekrem.github.io
5
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r/programming • u/BitFlipp3r • 2d ago
GitHub Actions is down once again
githubstatus.com
435
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If you're experiencing actions stuck in a queued state, it's not you:
Update - We’re are currently investigating degraded availability affecting GitHub Actions, GitHub Pages and Webhooks.
Customers may experience delays in workflow processing, site builds and webhook delivery.
Oct 19, 2026 - 15:56 UTC
Update - Webhooks is experiencing degraded performance. We are continuing to investigate.
Oct 19, 2026 - 15:50 UTC
Investigating - We are investigating reports of degraded performance for Actions and Pages
Oct 19, 2026 - 15:49 UTC
r/programming • u/foobear777 • 2d ago
Making software is an artistic activity
kolemannix.com
294
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A brief argument framing software creation, and specifically the details of the code, as an act of art
r/programming • u/CircumspectCapybara • 1d ago
Google Threat Intelligence Group: Investigating Ephemeral Supply Chain Tampering
cloud.google.com
3
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r/programming • u/Fuzzy-Armadillo-8610 • 2d ago
The Labor Market for Recent College Graduates
newyorkfed.org
182
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Why is unemployment rate of recent CS and CE grads at 7 and 7.8% compared to the natural rate of unemployment of 4.2%. The whole economy is still going fine but recent graduates of cs and ce have an outsized affect.
Overall unemployment rate of recent graduates is also 5.7%