Welcome to my 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 was at Ruby Kaigi, and gave a talk about Marshal!
Read MoreWelcome to my 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 attended RailsConf, and shipped a gem that makes setting up trusted publishing for an existing gem fit into a 5 minute lightning talk.
Read MoreWelcome to my 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 spent a bunch of time refactoring the Sigstore implementation, and banged my head against timestamping verification, which is mostly implemented but not yet working.
Read MoreWelcome to my 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 focused on implementing SCT verification in Sigstore, and made some improvements to the Protobug gem (which is now released!).
Read MoreWelcome to my eleventh 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 attending the Linux Foundation’s Open Source Summit North America 2024, and spent a whole bunch of time talking to my peers about packaging ecosystem security.
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