Programming language Nim 1.0 promises developers a stable base for code that future versions won't break. Written by Liam Tung, Contributing Writer Sept. 24, 2019, 6:02 a.m. PT ...

Nim is not the only uncommon language recently used to create malware. Last month, Kremez found that the new Vovalex ransomware was written in the D programming language.

When we first heard Nim, we thought about the game. In this case, though, nim is a programming language. Sure, we need another programming language, right? But Nim is a bit different. It is not onl… ...

Nim programming language 1.2 Nim version 1.2 adds GC:ARC – the main feature for this release – as well as new sugar macros that should help with writing some common tasks, and standard library ...

Nim 0.20 releasedThe Nim programming language announced a massive release this month with 1,000 commits and a release candidate for the upcoming version 1.0.

The malware loader is unique in that it is written in the Nim programming language. The use of Nim is uncommon for malware in the threat landscape, except in rare cases, such as a Nim-based ...

When we first heard Nim, we thought about the game. In this case, though, nim is a programming language. Sure, we need another programming language, right? But Nim is a bit different. It is not ...

According to a new report published by BlackBerry's Research & Intelligence team on Monday, there has been a recent "escalation" in the use of Go (Golang), D (DLang), Nim, and Rust, which are ...