Welcome to my thenth update as Ruby Central’s security engineer in residence, sponsored by AWS.

My goal is to write a short update every week, chronicling what I’ve been working on, and reminding myself that I was, in fact, productive.

This week I fixed some DoS vectors in RubyGems.org.

Welcome to my ninth update as Ruby Central’s security engineer in residence, sponsored by AWS.

My goal is to write a short update every week, chronicling what I’ve been working on, and reminding myself that I was, in fact, productive.

This week I dealt with the fallout from the xz/liblzma backdoor. I also took a last minute trip to NY for a funeral, which was honestly more exhausting than firefighting the backdoor.

Welcome to my eighth update as Ruby Central’s security engineer in residence, sponsored by AWS.

My goal is to write a short update every week, chronicling what I’ve been working on, and reminding myself that I was, in fact, productive.

This week I wrapped up the pure-Ruby proto implementation.

Welcome to my seventh update as Ruby Central’s security engineer in residence, sponsored by AWS.

My goal is to write a short update every week, chronicling what I’ve been working on, and reminding myself that I was, in fact, productive.

The past week I was mostly on airplanes and working on sigstore & protobufs.

Welcome to my sixth update as Ruby Central’s security engineer in residence, sponsored by AWS.

My goal is to write a short update every week, chronicling what I’ve been working on, and reminding myself that I was, in fact, productive.