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Bram Verburg Jan 27
Replying to @gausby
Thanks... but do come to San Francisco, not Stockholm. I mean, you can also go to Stockholm. You should, definitely, but not for meeting me 😜
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Bram Verburg Jan 27
I'll be speaking at this March, including updates from the security WG. Get 15% off of your conference tickets with discount code BramVerburg15!
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Bram Verburg Jan 24
Replying to @mworrell @zotonic
Dependency-Track is the name of an open source project so you can run your own. I think there are commercial services that can ingest the BoM that rebar3_sbom produces, but I haven’t tried them and I don’t know if they support Hex
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Bram Verburg Jan 24
Replying to @mworrell @zotonic
Well spotted. You’d need the rebar3_sbom plugin and a Dependency-Track server. I wrote a bit about it here
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Bram Verburg Jan 22
Replying to @voltonez
You’ll want to check each package’s changes using the awesome new before upgrading, of course
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Bram Verburg Jan 22
OWASP now flags available package updates. Find the necessary tooling for Mix and Rebar3 projects here
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Bram Verburg Jan 22
Replying to @TheErlef @pragprog
I used to google “Erlang” a lot to look up telephony traffic engineering formulas, kept seeing these references to a programming language. When I spotted it again on the cover of a book I had to learn more. So happy I did
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Bram Verburg Dec 9
New version of x509 package, with support for Subject Alternative Name extension request in CSRs, e.g. for Let’s Encrypt
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Bram Verburg Oct 24
Creating an SBoM for Mix projects, using the new ‘sbom’ Hex package
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Bram Verburg Oct 24
Replying to @DependencyTrack
Works great with OWASP
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Bram Verburg Oct 24
I just published an Mix task for generating a Software Bill-of-Materials
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Wojtek Mach Oct 9
mini_repo v0.2.0 has been released with security fixes, everyone should upgrade as soon as possible. Thanks to and EEF Security WG for reporting vulnerabilities.
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Andrea Leopardi Aug 30
Slides for my talk about Mint are up at . Had a lot of fun speaking!
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Bram Verburg Aug 30
Replying to @TheErlef
Hoping to improve both awareness and implementations through the Security WG of
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Bram Verburg Aug 30
Replying to @voltonez
For those who want to learn more:
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Bram Verburg Aug 30
Thanks for the shoutout in the Mint talk yesterday
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Bram Verburg Aug 5
My son likes to eat cronflakes every other day, at 30 7 */2 * * *
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Code BEAM Jun 6
Ingela Anderton-Andin's talk on security vs interoperability just landed! This is a must-watch for any or users interested in security protocol SSL/TLS, and its implementation in Erlang/OTP! 🔒 Watch now >>
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Bram Verburg May 30
Replying to @gausby @mxgrn
IF considered harmful
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Bram Verburg May 30
Replying to @gausby @mxgrn
Right, my reply was more about the dangers of boolean coercion, which might bite people regardless of function name. Use ‘case’ even for boolean returns and let it crash if you made incorrect assumptions
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