SQLite Internals: Memory Leak, Security Vuln; PostgREST Goes Edge

SQLite Internals: Memory Leak, Security Vuln; PostgREST Goes Edge Today's Highlights This week, the SQLite ecosystem addresses critical internal issues with reports on a memory leak in its CLI and a null pointer dereference vulnerability. Meanwhile, the PostgreSQL community sees innovation with a project that re-architects PostgREST for global edge deployments, turning any Postgres into a distributed REST API. I rebuilt PostgREST to run at the edge, any Postgres becomes a globally distributed REST API (r/PostgreSQL) Source: https://reddit.com/r/PostgreSQL/comments/1sdky9b/i_rebuilt_postgrest_to_run_at_the_edge_any/ This post details a significant architectural shift for PostgREST, enabling it to operate at the edge for globally distributed PostgreSQL APIs. Traditionally, PostgREST runs as a long-lived Haskell binary, typically deployed on servers or containers within a single region. The re-architected version aims to leverage edge computing platforms, distributing the API closer to us