
During April 2025, Dank Mac worked on the geode-sdk/geode repository, focusing on enhancing iOS build security by enabling BoringSSL as the SSL/TLS backend for libcurl. He integrated BoringSSL libraries, including libssl, libcrypto, and libnghttp2, into the iOS build configuration and updated Platform.cmake to ensure iOS builds of libcurl use this new stack. This transition replaced the previous SSL/TLS implementation, aligning the build process with more secure and actively maintained standards. Dank Mac’s work demonstrated depth in build system configuration and iOS development, resulting in a more robust and consistent security posture for future iOS releases.

April 2025 monthly summary for geode-sdk/geode: Focused on enhancing the iOS build security and reliability by enabling BoringSSL as the SSL/TLS backend for libcurl. The change involved integrating libssl, libcrypto, and libnghttp2 into the iOS build configuration and updating Platform.cmake to prefer BoringSSL when building libcurl for iOS. This marks a move away from the previous SSL/TLS implementation toward a more secure, maintained, and standards-aligned stack. No major bugs were reported this month; the work primarily strengthens the iOS build pipeline and security posture in preparation for future releases.
April 2025 monthly summary for geode-sdk/geode: Focused on enhancing the iOS build security and reliability by enabling BoringSSL as the SSL/TLS backend for libcurl. The change involved integrating libssl, libcrypto, and libnghttp2 into the iOS build configuration and updating Platform.cmake to prefer BoringSSL when building libcurl for iOS. This marks a move away from the previous SSL/TLS implementation toward a more secure, maintained, and standards-aligned stack. No major bugs were reported this month; the work primarily strengthens the iOS build pipeline and security posture in preparation for future releases.
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