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www.abetterinternet.org 13h ago

Vulnerabilities and Best Practices in an LLM World

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letsencrypt.org 1mo ago

A Post-Quantum Future for Let's Encrypt

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www.memorysafety.org 3mo ago

Rustls Performance Update

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cryptography.io 6mo ago

The State of OpenSSL for pyca/cryptography

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letsencrypt.org 7mo ago

10 Years of Let's Encrypt

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www.memorysafety.org 9mo ago

Improving Error Handling in Rustls

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letsencrypt.org 11mo ago

Let's Encrypt End of Life Plan for RFC 6962 Certificate Transparency Logs

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letsencrypt.org 1y ago

First 6-day cert from Let's Encrypt

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arstechnica.com 1y ago

Let's Encrypt is ending expiration notice emails–for some good reasons

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letsencrypt.org 1y ago

Six day and IP address certificate options in 2025

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news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Who Is Using Rustls?

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www.abetterinternet.org 1y ago

Let's Encrypt 2024 Annual Report [pdf]

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www.memorysafety.org 1y ago

Optimizing performance in a Rust AV1 decoder

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divviup.org 1y ago

Combining Privacy Preserving Telemetry with Differential Privacy

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letsencrypt.org 1y ago

Intent to End OCSP Service

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www.memorysafety.org 2y ago

Rustls Adds ECH Support

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letsencrypt.org 2y ago

Takeaways from Tailscale's Adoption of ARI at Let's Encrypt

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www.memorysafety.org 2y ago

Memory Safe TLS Library Now Has AWS Crypto and FIPS

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www.cisa.gov 2y ago

The Case for Memory Safe Roadmaps

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divviup.org 2y ago

Bringing privacy-preserving metrics to Human Rights Defenders

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www.memorysafety.org 2y ago

Rustls and Rust for Linux Funding from OpenSSF

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divviup.org 2y ago

Multi-Party Privacy Preserving Measurement Is Becoming More Real

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www.memorysafety.org 2y ago

Finally, an event not just *about* memory safety, but how to institute change

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www.memorysafety.org 3y ago

$1.5M to Fuel Memory Safe Software

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ferrous-systems.com 3y ago

Testing the memory safe Rust implementation of Sudo/Su

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www.abetterinternet.org 3y ago

Celebrating 10 years of improving security and privacy

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www.memorysafety.org 3y ago

A memory safe AV1 decoder

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www.memorysafety.org 3y ago

Klint: Compile-Time Detection of Atomic Context Violations for Kernel Rust Code

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letsencrypt.org 3y ago

A Look into the Engineering Culture at ISRG (Let's Encrypt)

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letsencrypt.org 3y ago

Let's Encrypt Improves How We Manage OCSP Responses

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Let's Encrypt | SENIOR SOFTWARE ENGINEER | US, CANADA | REMOTE | FULL TIME https://www.abetterinternet.org/careers/

We’re making HTTPS easier for developers to use, we’re doing it at scale, and we need your help. We’re a first-of-our-kind Certificate Authority (CA). We make TLS/SSL certificates available to anyone, for free, and we offer an API to do it. This means more people can enable HTTPS on their websites, with less work. That protects everyone’s web traffic from snoops, and makes us all safer.

We’re looking for an additional software engineer. Maybe that’s you!

Here’s what we’d like you to bring to our team:

- At least a year’s experience writing code in Go, or a couple of years in another compiled language. - Attention to detail and a willingness to spend the time it takes to get things right. - Experience writing unit tests and integration tests. - Excellent communication, organization, and prioritization skills. - Prior experience with cryptography and PKI is not required. We will provide on-the-job training.

Check out the job posting to learn more about what our software engineering team does and how you can help. https://www.abetterinternet.org/careers