• Brian Callahan (10/10) Jun 04 At the D Language Symposium Mike put on in April, I mentioned
• Mike Shah (2/12) Jun 05 Very cool to see this published work Brian!

Brian Callahan <bcallah openbsd.org> writes:

At the D Language Symposium Mike put on in April, I mentioned 
that I have my students do research where D is our language of 
choice. And that this use of D, acting like using it is normal 
and just baking it into the things you would already do, is a 
useful (if quieter) form of advocacy.

One of those articles is on ResearchGate now for the curious: 
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/405728967_A_Final_Return_for_OpenBSD_Anti-Return-Oriented_Programming_Mitigations

If any of those Yale students read the forum: I promised it was a 
simple program :)

~Brian

Mike Shah <mshah.475 gmail.com> writes:

On Thursday, 4 June 2026 at 20:46:48 UTC, Brian Callahan wrote:
 At the D Language Symposium Mike put on in April, I mentioned 
 that I have my students do research where D is our language of 
 choice. And that this use of D, acting like using it is normal 
 and just baking it into the things you would already do, is a 
 useful (if quieter) form of advocacy.

 One of those articles is on ResearchGate now for the curious: 
 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/405728967_A_Final_Return_for_OpenBSD_Anti-Return-Oriented_Programming_Mitigations

 If any of those Yale students read the forum: I promised it was 
 a simple program :)

 ~Brian

Very cool to see this published work Brian!