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Next Steps in Preparing for Post-Quantum DNSSEC - Vimarsana News

Next Steps in Preparing for Post-Quantum DNSSEC

In 2021, we discussed a potential future shift from established public-key algorithms to so-called "post-quantum" algorithms, which may help protect sensitive information after the advent of quantum computers. We also shared some of our initial research on how to apply these algorithms to the Domain Name System Security Extensions, or DNSSEC. In the time since that blog post, we've continued to explore ways to address the potential operational impact of post-quantum algorithms on DNSSEC, while also closely tracking industry research and advances in this area.

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.

What Is DHCP Lease Time? Can You Change It? - Vimarsana News

What Is DHCP Lease Time? Can You Change It?

Usually, DHCP is preferred over static IPs as you do not have to worry about individually assigning addresses to each device on the network. That’s also why

Port 443: Everything You Need To Know About It - Vimarsana News

Port 443: Everything You Need To Know About It

When hosting a web server or a web application, you need to open port 443 (or port 80) on the server so that it can receive a web request. While port 80

High-severity SLP bug could launch amplified DoS attacks - Vimarsana News

High-severity SLP bug could launch amplified DoS attacks

A high-severity vulnerability in the internet’s legacy Service Location Protocol (SLP) could let attackers launch amplification attacks with a factor of 2,200 times.