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The Internet Engineering Task Force faces intense debate over post-quantum cryptography standards for TLS 1.3, with security experts warning against weakening hybrid protections to meet regulatory demands, highlighting a critical tension in preparing for quantum computing threats.

When firewalls block direct SSH access, the Tor network offers a clever workaround. This guide explains how to establish secure SSH connections through Tor's onion routing, providing both anonymity and a workaround for restrictive network environments.

imapsync remains the go‑to tool for moving mailboxes between IMAP servers, yet many users overlook its rich set of options that can save time and prevent data loss. This article explores the FAQ’s highlighted “fun” tricks, explains how to leverage them in real migrations, and offers a checklist to avoid common pitfalls.

Microsoft has introduced Signing Transparency, a preview cloud service that logs every code signature in a tamper-evident, publicly auditable ledger to thwart supply chain attacks beyond traditional code signing. Powered by confidential computing and SCITT standards, it delivers cryptographic receipts for independent verification, ensuring even compromised keys leave indelible traces. This Zero Trust innovation promises enhanced accountability for developers and enterprises alike.

A developer meticulously reverse-engineered Uber Eats and DoorDash, scraping 880K+ restaurants and 48M menu items into a searchable SQLite database to overcome the apps' weak keyword and price-sorting features. Exposing pricing bugs, rating quirks, and internal ranking secrets, Chowline doubles as a research tool for devs interested in API scraping, GraphQL, and Cloudflare evasion. This project highlights how food delivery giants have built a goldmine of structured data ripe for tech-driven innovation.

The Julia programming language community has launched the Julia Security Working Group (JLSEC) to unify efforts in enhancing package ecosystem security. Key advancements include SBOM generation via Manifest.toml, PURL standardization for Julia packages, and a dedicated advisory database using JLSEC- identifiers integrated with osv.dev. These initiatives promise to empower vulnerability scanners and streamline security updates for developers.