Tuxera NTFS 2025 Crack +Activation key {Latest} Free version Download
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Tuxera NTFS provides fast, reliable read and write support for NTFS drives on macOS, ensuring seamless file access and transfer between Windows and Mac devices.
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Daniel Stenberg
Feb 1, 2025
Tightening every bolt
Daniel Stenberg
@bagder
@mastodon.social
https:?Ddaniel.haxx.se
@bagder
Just ask!
An open source project that
makes a command line tool
and a library for transferring
data using Internet protocols
curl.se
We strive to perform best-in-class in every
aspect regarding security and Open Source
NextStep
Minoca
106 operating systems
Syllable OS
TPFTizen
Symbian
Tru64
SunOS
tvOS ucLinux
Genode Hurd
iOSIntegrityIllumos
HP-UXHardenedBSDHaiku
z/OS
Nintendo
Switch
NonStop OS
NetWareMorphOS MPE/iX MS-DOS NCR MP-RAS NetBSD
RISC OSRedoxReactOS Sailfish OS
SCO Unix Serenity SINIX-Z
Qubes OS
UnixWare
WebOSvxWorksVMS Windows
UNICOS
Windows CE
Wii System
Software
AmigaOS Blackberry 10BeOSAndroid
Blackberry
Tablet OS
AIX
Cell OS
Aros
IRIX
RTEMS
Mbed MicriummacOSMac OS 9
Linux Lua RTOS
eCOS
FreeRTOSFreeDOS
FreeBSD
Fuchsia
DragonFly
BSD
ROS
Cisco IOS
OpenBSD OS/2
IBM I
Ultrix
ipadOS
NuttX
Solaris
Xbox
System
Chrome OS
MINIX
Garmin OS
QNX
PlayStation
Portable
Plan 9OS21OpenStep Orbis OS
z/TPF z/VM z/VSE Operating systems known to
have run curl
Atari FreeMiNT
DR DOS
Sortix
Zephyr
watchOS
Xenix
DG/UX
ArcaOS
Wii U
SkyOS
Wear OS
MeegoMaemo Moblin
CheriBSD
visionOS
Nintendo
3DS
PikeOS
KasperskyOS
28 CPU architectures
Nios
ARMARCAlpha
Itanium
m88k
m68k
OpenRISC
RISC-VPowerPC
POWER
AVR32
MicroBlaze
s390 SPARC
x86VAXTilera
SH4
MIPS
CPU architectures known to have run curl
HP-PAETRAX LoongArch
CompactRISC
Elbrus
Xtensa z/arch
C-SKY
2 planets
Planets known to have run curl
curl runs in all your devices
>20,000,000,00
0
installations
180,000 lines C89
(1.14 x War And Peace)
Hosting
Downloads
★curl.se
★private origin
★CDN by Fastly
★anycast DNS
★static HTML
★99.95% “origin offload”
code
★GitHub
★2fa required
★17 mainteners
Source
Review
Strict code style
Certain functions are banned
REUSE compliant
Documentation
Multiple audits
Tests
unit tests, library tests, tool tests
code style, indenting etc
codespell
torture tests
static/dynamic analyzers
fuzzing
documentation
spelling, bad words, prose
mandatory contents and order
compile (mandatory) examples
verify links and references
Torture testing
Build with a debug option
Use wrapper functions for fallible
functions
Wrappers can optionally return error
Test case is first run once
Count fallible function invokes = N
Rerun the test case N times
For each iteration, make next
function fail
Verify no crash and no memory leak
Repeat for all tests
CI
(fire and forget virtual machines, no persistent output)
Thousands of tests per job
Builds and tests on tens of platforms
Verifies many build combinations
Using many different third party libs
CI-fuzz
CI stats
>200 jobs per commit and PR
Combined over 400,000 tests
Uses multiple CI services
~30 minutes to complete 200 jobs
10 CPU days per day
Repository
No binary blobs
Signed commits
Signed tags
Signed releases
Reproducible tarball builds
Release tarballs built locally
Vulnerabilities
Fix vulnerabilities ASAP
alert distros@openwall
Document vulnerabilities thoroughly
CNA to own the CVE situation
Bug-bounty
Vulnerability documentation
Document every CVE in detail, including affected version range
Provide CVE meta-data as JSON
Document exactly which CVEs each curl version is affected by
Provide version-affected-by as JSON
We do not provide CVSS
Vulnerability documentation
Bug bounty
Since April 2019
85,000 USD (via IBB)
76 out of 500 reports resulted in a CVE (15%)
An additional 19% resulted in a bugfix
Always disclosed for full transparency
AI slop is growing
We strive to perform best-in-class in every
aspect regarding security and Open Source
License
This presentation and its contents are
licensed under the Creative Commons
Attribution 4.0 license:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/