Where Have All the Firewalls Gone? Security Risks in Residential IPv6 Transition
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NetCube Systems Nagami Allwinner T113-S3 mini PCIe SoM features ESP32 wireless SoC, supports mainline Linux
NetCube Systems Nagami is a small Allwinner T113-S3 system-on-module that I just saw added to Linux 6.18. Besides mainline Linux support, the Allwinner SoM offers somewhat unique or unusual features that include a mini PCIe form...
Expanding Google Cloud’s Cross-Cloud Network with a groundbreaking AWS collaboration
Today, we announced a significant collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to offer a managed, private and secure, on-demand, solution for cross-cloud connectivity. This solution is designed to enable customers to easily...
Understanding Node Blockchain: Your Guide to Core Concepts and Functionality
You’ve probably heard about blockchain, the tech that’s changing how we handle digital stuff. It’s pretty cool for secure and open transactions, from digital money to smart contracts. But how does it actually work? The secret...
SMHUB Nano Mg24 compact Linux-based Zigbee/Thread Smart Hub combines SG2000 RISC-V SoC with MG24 wireless MCU
SMLight’s SMHUB Nano Mg24 may look like the company’s earlier SLZB-06p Zigbee to Ethernet/WiFi/USB coordinators, but it’s a more powerful Linux-based Zigbee/Thread Smart Hub that pairs SOPHGO SG2000 RISC-V SoC with Silicon Labs...
Proxy Quality Assurance For Scraping Pipelines: What To Measure And Why It Matters
Most scraping hiccups do not start in code. They start at the network edge, where a proxy either connects fast, negotiates the right protocol, and returns clean content, or it stalls, downgrades security, and wastes threads....
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