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ISRG's Prossimo is committed to moving the Internet's security-sensitive software to memory safe code and to encouraging people to prioritize memory safety.

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2026 3

  1. Vulnerabilities and Best Practices in an LLM World
  2. Q1 2026 Rustls Performance Update
  3. Four Years of Momentum: Craig Newmark Philanthropies and the Future of Memory Safety

2025 11

  1. A Note from our Executive Director
  2. Improving Error Handling in Rustls
  3. Rustls Joins Rust Foundation's Rust Innovation Lab
  4. Opportunistic Encryption Is Coming to Hickory DNS
  5. sudo-rs Headed to Ubuntu
  6. Compatibility with C is Key for Memory Safe Software
  7. $20,000 rav1d AV1 Decoder Performance Bounty
  8. Rustls Server-Side Performance
  9. An Update on Memory Safety in the Linux Kernel
  10. How Prossimo's Risk and Opportunity Criteria Help Us Plan
  11. Hickory DNS is Moving Toward Production Readiness

2024 20

  1. A Note from our Executive Director
  2. Security-Sensitive Industries Move to Memory Safety
  3. A new home for memory safe Zlib
  4. Rustls Outperforms OpenSSL and BoringSSL
  5. River Reverse Proxy Making Great Progress
  6. Optimizing rav1d, an AV1 Decoder in Rust
  7. Porting C to Rust for a Fast and Safe AV1 Media Decoder
  8. A new home for memory safe sudo/su
  9. More Memory Safety for Let’s Encrypt: Deploying ntpd-rs
  10. Encrypted Client Hello (ECH) Support for Rustls
  11. Providing official Fedora Linux RPM packages for ntpd-rs and sudo-rs
  12. Rustls Gains OpenSSL and Nginx Compatibility
  13. A Readout from Tectonics
  14. The Rustls TLS Library Adds Post-Quantum Key Exchange Support
  15. White House, Craig Newmark Support Memory Safe Software
  16. Sudo-rs dependencies: when less is better
  17. Rustls Now Using AWS Libcrypto for Rust, Gains FIPS Support
  18. Announcing River: A High Performance and Memory Safe Reverse Proxy Built on Pingora
  19. Automating Releases for Bindgen
  20. Securing the Web: Rustls on track to outperform OpenSSL

2023 16

  1. A Year-End Letter from our Vice President
  2. Tectonics 2023: a Productive Convening to Accelerate Memory Safety
  3. Announcing Hickory DNS
  4. Advancing Rustls and Rust for Linux with OpenSSF Support
  5. The First Stable Release of a Memory Safe sudo Implementation
  6. Prossimo announces Tectonics: an event to shift the work of memory safety forward
  7. $1.5M from Sovereign Tech Fund to Fuel Memory Safety
  8. ISRG’s 10th Anniversary
  9. AWS commits $1M to bring memory safety to critical parts of the Web
  10. Bringing Memory Safety to sudo and su
  11. Memory Safe Network Time (NTP) Has New Home, Seeks Early Adopters
  12. Rustls 0.21.0 Released With Exciting New Features
  13. A Safer High Performance AV1 Decoder
  14. Klint: Compile-time Detection of Atomic Context Violations for Kernel Rust Code
  15. Improving Rust compile times to enable adoption of memory safety
  16. Assessing Progress on Memory Safety at USENIX Enigma Conference

2022 5

  1. A Year-End Letter from our Executive Director
  2. Rust in the Linux Kernel: Just the Beginning
  3. A Memory Safe Implementation of the Network Time Protocol
  4. Memory Safety for the World’s Largest Software Project
  5. Bringing Memory Safe TLS to Apache httpd

2021 4

  1. A Year-End Letter from our Executive Director
  2. Supporting Miguel Ojeda’s Work on Rust in the Linux Kernel
  3. Preparing Rustls for Wider Adoption
  4. A Memory Safe TLS Module for the Apache HTTP Server

2020 1

  1. Memory Safe ‘curl’ for a More Secure Internet