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Is MQTT the IoT Protocol to Rule them All? - Vimarsana News

Is MQTT the IoT Protocol to Rule them All?

Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) is a lightweight messaging protocol designed for constrained devices and unreliable networks.

Beeper built the universal messaging app the world needed - Vimarsana News

Beeper built the universal messaging app the world needed

Eric Migicovsky likes to tinker. And the former CEO of Pebble — he's now a partner at Y Combinator — knows a thing or two about messaging. "You remember on the Pebble," he asked me, "how we had this microphone, and on Android you could reply to all kinds of messages?" Migicovsky liked that featur...

Source: neowin.net
OPINION: What critics get wrong about regulating Big Tech - Vimarsana News

OPINION: What critics get wrong about regulating Big Tech

The Digital Markets Act is ambitious in its aims, with objectives that take into account the interests of not a single stakeholder group, but the interests of many -...

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XMPP service is an underappreciated attack surface for… - Vimarsana News

XMPP service is an underappreciated attack surface for…

Misconfigured XMPP (aka Jabber) servers may not be the most common service you encounter during pen tests, but they can prove very valuable. Read more.

Why Jabber reigns across the Russian cybercrime underground - Vimarsana News

Why Jabber reigns across the Russian cybercrime underground

Why Jabber reigns across the Russian cybercrime underground Photo by Anton Fomkin/Flickr (CC BY 2.0) Share Apr 19, 2017 | CYBERSCOOP Much of the Russian cybercrime underworld is an enigma, but one technology serves as a crucial common link across all of it: Jabber. In a space of cutting-edge tech, creativity and crime, the 18-year-old instant messenger is the most popular communication tool among Russian-speaking cybercriminals, according to new research from the security firm Flashpoint. It’s how hackers make deals, share intelligence and offer tech support on their ...