Our Working Groups had worked hard this year! 👏
🔍Take a look at some great initiatives of the Security WG:
- They have published its “Web Application Security Best Practices for BEAM languages”:
https://t.co/iX3pvNcznK
- They have sponsored an EEF stipend to develop and certify an OpenID Connect client library, along with supporting libraries for integration with Cowboy, Plug and Phoenix.
For next year, they would like to: expand Web App Best Practices document to other BEAM-based web frameworks; help push forward other educational resources; improve security tooling for BEAM languages and renew efforts to provide solid SBoM (software bill-of-materials) tooling support for BEAM projects.
There is a lot to be done and they are always looking for contributors!
More info about this WG: https://t.co/QzVlfIVOqu
#WeBeamTogether #Erlang #MyElixiStatus
To those unfamiliar, the Security Working Group of the @TheErlef does a fantastic work documenting the best security practices of both Erlang and Elixir, web and non-web: https://t.co/7PpaWobcOo
👏👏👏 #MyElixirStatus
🚨 Attention, Community! 🚨
The EEF's Security Working Group has just released a new document detailing best practices for secure development of web applications using BEAM languages.
Don't miss it!
https://t.co/ktvbCiB3sD
#Erlang#MyElixirStatus
Reminder: if your AWS RDS database connections fail after upgrading to Erlang/OTP 26 it is probably due to certificate validation, and fixing that is just one Hex package away
Excited to be speaking at #GOTOaar 2023! I'll be exploring the security benefits and potential of concurrency oriented functional languages such as #erlang and #elixir. Get 10% off your conference pass with my code: bram10. See you there!
Episode 134: We get a glimpse into @TheErlef’s Security Working Group with @voltonez. We learn about existing resources and get hints of the future. Bram shares some cool security tips and insights as well! #Erlang#ElixirLang@ElixirLang@erlang_org https://t.co/0MS86ogH27
@gausby Ok, that’s a separate issue of app integration into the OS. But RCS as a network protocol is “open”, for some definition of open. It is also an unwieldy mess of a protocol, of course, and I hope it fails miserably (as it seems to be doing)