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Fearless Security: Thread Safety
Fearless Security: Thread Safety
In Part 2 of my three-part Fearless Security series, I’ll explore thread safety.
Today’s applications are multi-threaded—instead of sequentially completing tasks, a program uses threads to perform multiple tasks simultaneously. We all use concurrency and parallelism every day:
Web sites serve multiple simultaneous users.
User interfaces perform background work that doesn’t interrupt the user.…
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Implications of Rewriting a Browser Component in Rust
Implications of Rewriting a Browser Component in Rust
The previous posts in this Fearless Security series examine memory safety and thread safety in Rust. This closing post uses the Quantum CSS project as a case study to explore the real world impact of rewriting code in Rust.
The style component is the part of a browser that applies CSS rules to a page. This is a top-down process on the DOM tree: given the parent style, the styles of children can…
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