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1. The Verge: Microsoft's new programming language will make it easier to write secure code 2. ZDNet: Microsoft unveils new programming language to speed up software development 3. Forbes: Google’s Go Programming Language Is Growing Fast 4. TechCrunch: Facebook unveils new programming language for faster, more secure code 5. Wired: Python: The Computer Language That Changed Everything 6. Mashable: The Ultimate Guide to Learning JavaScript Programming 7. The Next Web: PHP 7: What You Need to Know About the Latest Version 8. InfoWorld: Java 9: What’s new and what’s changed 9. Ars Technica: JavaScript: A beginner’s guide to the essential web language 10. YouTube: Introduction to Programming Languages
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Apple has introduced a new hardware/software security feature in the iPhone 17: “Memory Integrity Enforcement,” targeting the memory safety vulnerabilities that spyware products like Pegasus tend to use to get unauthorized system access. From Wired: In recent years, a movement has been steadily growing across the global tech industry to address a ubiquitous and insidious type of bugs known as memory-safety vulnerabilities. A computer’s memory is a shared resource among all programs, and memory safety issues crop up when software can pull data that should be off limits from a computer’s memory or manipulate data in memory that shouldn’t be accessible to the program. When developers—even experienced and security-conscious developers—write software in ubiquitous, historic programming languages, like C and C++, it’s easy to make mistakes that lead to memory safety vulnerabilities. That’s why proactive tools like ...
Oracle recently launched Java 25, the latest version of one of the most widely used enterprise programming languages. According to the 2025 Stack Overflow survey, Java is the seventh most popular programming language, ranking below Python and SQL.