What’s getting pwned right now(pwn.watch)
353 points by mrkd | 165 comments
pwn.watch is a live feed of ongoing security incidents and CVEs, listing affected software, patch status, fixed versions, and source advisories.
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353 points by mrkd | 165 comments
pwn.watch is a live feed of ongoing security incidents and CVEs, listing affected software, patch status, fixed versions, and source advisories.
170 points by adamnemecek | 92 comments
Project page for Relax, an experimental live compiler and JIT runtime for Rust that runs Cargo packages from source without rustc or LLVM, with hot patching.
444 points by guntars | 138 comments
Blog post describing building an HTTPS web server in Rust using io_uring and kernel TLS to avoid system calls on the request path.
61 points by mfbx9da4 | 43 comments
357 points by amatheus | 199 comments
A blog post in the pretzelhammer rust-blog GitHub repo on using Rust via WebAssembly, FFI, or native modules to speed up servers written in other languages.
166 points by panstromek | 117 comments
Blog post by Matyáš Racek on Rust compiler initiatives maturing in 2026, starting with the next-generation trait solver.
266 points by trickypr | 157 comments
Nicholas Nethercote's blog post reporting Rust compiler performance improvements from late July to late September 2026, including a 4.57% mean wall-time reduction.
47 points by tosh | 6 comments
Armin Ronacher's blog post introducing Deser, an experimental Rust serialization library rethinking Serde's design and limitations.
361 points by robin_reala | 211 comments
Blog post by Martijn Faassen introducing Xee, an XML Execution Engine written in Rust that implements modern versions of XPath and XSLT.
454 points by jabits | 458 comments
A Corrode migration guide by Matthias Endler on moving codebases and teams from Go to Rust.