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  1. I had a productive week adding , , and metadata decoding/encoding support for and formats. It also supports filtering to scrub all metadata except for copyright details.

  2. secdb-cli 0.5.0 🚀

    Point it at a repo → discovers every manifest → known vulns as inline diagnostics + SARIF with file & line.

    Plain LSP over stdio: Neovim, Kate, Zed, any LSP editor.

    github.com/giterlizzi/secdb-cl

    #DevSecOps #golang #AppSec #OpenSource
    #NTTDATA #ZEN #SecDB

  3. secdb-cli 0.5.0 🚀

    Point it at a repo → discovers every manifest → known vulns as inline diagnostics + SARIF with file & line.

    Plain LSP over stdio: Neovim, Kate, Zed, any LSP editor.

    github.com/giterlizzi/secdb-cl

    #DevSecOps #golang #AppSec #OpenSource
    #NTTDATA #ZEN #SecDB

  4. 🛡️ Our latest Weekly Vulnerability Roundup is now available. This week, we dive deep into:

    ✅ September 2026 Patch Tuesday updates
    ✅ Critical virtualization RCE exploits
    ✅ Go-Auth-Middleware remote code execution flaw

    Essential reading for security teams. Full report: cvedatabase.com/blog/weekly-vu

  5. 📢 September 2026 Vulnerability Roundup: Virtualization & Middleware RCEs. This month's Patch Tuesday highlights critical risks in virtualization and a major RCE in Go-Auth-Middleware. Read the deep dive: cvedatabase.com/blog/september

  6. I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.

    My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-we and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.

  7. I've often thought seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in .

    My favorite thing about is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at about using and on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-web and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated clients? Yes, please.

  8. I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.

    My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-we and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.

  9. I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.

    My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-we and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.

  10. I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.

    My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.

    I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using github.com/bufbuild/connect-we and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.