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It Doesn’t Need to Happen to You(medium.com)
1 points by tommd 6y ago|0 comments
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by tommd 6y ago
I love shellcheck. There's no great reason not to have any new shellcheck errors commented on each pull request. It's almost always right and how much you as the developer cares is the big question.
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by tommd 6y ago
And for goodness sakes, use ShellCheck! It can be easy (i.e. there are CI services that will run shellcheck automatically on your PRs and comment bugs).
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by tommd 6y ago
What are your thoughts on the overlap between these tools? I have a CI SaaS with checkov by default. It performs really well and requires no configuration, which was exciting. Tfsec would be easy to add but I'm not sure how duplicat
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by tommd 6y ago
It's so neat to see semgrep branching out to support more languages including IaaS. At [muse]( https://github.com/marketplace/muse-dev ) we went a different path of making a platform to run multiple tools. By defa
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ApacheCon –, great talks, lots of devs, and a Bug Bash by MuseDev(apachecon.com)
1 points by tommd 6y ago|0 comments
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A CI Pipeline You Can’t Refuse (A Rundown of Analysis Tools)(medium.com)
3 points by tommd 6y ago|0 comments
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Infer: Find Races and Deadlocks(medium.com)
2 points by tommd 6y ago|0 comments
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by tommd 8y ago
That's a huge leap from "arbitrary candidates can't give a satisfactory answer during an interview" to "I don't trust it can be done." Do you apply the same test to cryptographic algorithms?
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by tommd 11y ago
I think you skimmed a little too fast. The links are chalked full of slides, implementations, and executable examples.
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Applying Satisfiability to the Analysis of Cryptography(galois.com)
13 points by tommd 11y ago|3 comments
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by tommd 11y ago
For obvious reasons, I wanted a `.md` domain but those are expensive... also for obvious reasons. This is a rather unfortunate and common result of our DNS system.
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by tommd 11y ago
Some recent happenings in Cryptol land include: * Dylan recently released a literate Cryptol version of the CFRG's ChaCha20/Poly1305 document. Very cool to see more Cryptol code like this. * Merged the fork of SBV with upst
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by tommd 12y ago
While correct, I always find the declaration of Mirage (and HaLVM for that matter) as an OS to be unhelpful. It is a cross compiler for OCaml (resp. Haskell) to the Xen ABI along with libraries for interacting with Xen primitives (inter-dom