I put together a short video series of web security puzzles [1] to motivate
what I'm presenting at the May meeting [2].

cheers,
mike

[1] https://medium.com/@mikesamuel/puzzling-towards-security-a12b9427124
[2] https://github.com/tc39/agendas/blob/master/2018/05.md

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Puzzling Towards Security

If you like computer security puzzles and JavaScript, you’ll like this
short video series.

It builds on work I and others in Google’s Security Engineering group have
done to identify and counter the kinds of common mistakes that lead to
vulnerabilities.

After the puzzles I draw on experiences managing security within a large
engineering organization that builds static systems and propose language
tweaks that would enable similar outcomes for dynamic systems.

In case you’re interested in how the puzzles tie into the larger point I’m
trying to make:

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I put together a short video series of [web security puzzles][1] to motivate
what I'm presenting at the [May meeting][2].

cheers,
mike

[1]: https://medium.com/@mikesamuel/puzzling-towards-security-a12b9427124
[2]: https://github.com/tc39/agendas/blob/master/2018/05.md

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> # Puzzling Towards Security
>
> If you like computer security puzzles and JavaScript, you’ll like this
> short video series.
>
> It builds on work I and others in Google’s Security Engineering group have
> done to identify and counter the kinds of common mistakes that lead to
> vulnerabilities.
>
> After the puzzles I draw on experiences managing security within a large
> engineering organization that builds static systems and propose language
> tweaks that would enable similar outcomes for dynamic systems.
>
> In case you’re interested in how the puzzles tie into the larger point I’m
> trying to make:
>
> ...