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Why TLS doesn't replace VPN for Enterprise customers
If you can establish a TLS connection to your enterprise remotely. then why do you need VPN/IPSEC? Given that any TCP based protocol can be run over TLS it would seem that the ubiquitous support for TLS has solved our remote access end-to-end security problems.
UPnP Security Flaws
When I heard that UPnP, a sub system of Windows XP I helped to architect when I had worked at Microsoft in the 1990s, had a major security hole you can imagine I was more than a little curious. So I decided to investigate. Read More
Yaron's WebDAV Agenda
The purpose of this document is to provide a quick introduction to the full power of the WebDAV (http://www.webdav.org) data model.
Yaron's (not so) Quick and (really) Dirty Guide to WSDL
What is WSDL and how does it work? Read More
Multi-Protocol Support – or – Yes, there is more than just HTTP
There will not be one protocol to rule them all.
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