Wednesday 15 July 2026 · 5:30 - 8:00 PM
Decidr, Sydney CBD (exact address shown when you RSVP on Luma)
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Braidon Whatley and Julian Doherty walk through how Braidon discovered and reported CVE-2026-54892, a high-severity denial-of-service vulnerability in Plug. A look at how a subtle bug in a widely-used library turns into a serious security problem, and how responsible disclosure works in the BEAM ecosystem.
Postgres 19 beta is out, and ships with some amazing new features for working with temporal data models. In this talk, I'll cover how to design a temporal schema, giving you time travel super powers to query your database as of any time in the past or future! We'll look at practical tools for Elixir developers, accessing the new features from Ecto, Ash, and Gleam.
We're back at Decidr in the Sydney CBD on 15th July, with two talks locked in: Braidon Whatley and Julian Doherty on the quadratic-time Plug CVE they found and what it means, and Mike Buhot on PostgreSQL 19's new temporal data features. RSVP on Luma.
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