The thrilling conclusion to my previous post. Learn from our mistakes (literally!) when migrating existing data to a new encryption standard. This guide details our migration strategy, key rotation mechanism and how you can build them out in your application!
Last week we wrote about how we configure ActiveRecord::Encryption. 🔒 Now, it’s time to roll up your sleeves and get to work--this tutorial walks through our design decisions and shows how you can upgrade existing columns to use ActiveRecord::Encryption. github.blog/2022-11-03-how-g…
My first blog post at GitHub! We have been hard at work upgrading our encryption strategy to ActiveRecord::Encryption. Keep an eye out because next week we will detail how we migrated previously encrypted data to the new standard and how you can too!
Did you know that GitHub doesn’t just encrypt data at rest but also encrypts specific database columns? Read about our column encryption strategy and our decision to adopt the #Rails column encryption standard. github.blog/2022-10-26-why-a…
Hey, if anyone knows of a Black tech writer who wants to freelance, please tell them to dm me! This is paying $!
Must have a resume and/or a link to previous work!
Also, a #retweet would help!
Last night we had about 30 refugees and immigrants come in to apply for the #refcode coding class--one person flew in from Philadelphia just to apply! The number of students that we can accept depends on how many in-person TAs we have, and we need more volunteers! Know anyone?
And we are LIVE! Check out our latest episode of Culture & Code on renderatl.com or on Spotify! In this episode, we're chatting with Raven Covington about things you should know about the switch, figuring out your management philosophy, and much more! Tune in today!
ALT Google search result for “bougie purchases to feel better” the first entry reads “
Feb 8, 2022 — Describes how alcohol and drug addiction affect the whole family. Explains how”
if twitter really wanted to get into cryptography they would let us use the cryptographic primitive commitments to let you guess who subtweets are about. You would hash your guess and then if it's right you find out.
I do not feel reassured when an email contains a link for a “step by step” video. If it can’t be explained with only text, I’m probably not smart enough to know it. That type of knowledge is simply above me.