Rustls Looks to Provide a Memory-Safe Replacement for OpenSSL
The Internet Security Research Group (ISRG), with financial support from Google, has teamed up with the Rustls (pronounced "russels") transport layer security (TLS) project to implement a number of changes to the open source project in hopes of offering a replacement for OpenSSL as part of its Memory Safety Initiative.
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