SSH – Secure Shell

SSH, or Secure Shell, is a network protocol that allows users to securely access and manage devices over a network.  It is widely used for remote administration of servers and network devices.  SSH provides a secure channel over an unsecured network by using encryption, which protects the data being transmitted from eavesdropping and tampering. Key Read More …

Hunting for Missing AES in Active Directory

In the world of Active Directory security, 2026 is the year the “Compatibility Tax” finally comes due.  For decades, Kerberos has quietly allowed a fallback to RC4 encryption. It was convenient, it was compatible, and, by modern standards, it is a massive security hole.  With CVE-2026-20833, Microsoft has officially pulled the plug. We are currently in Read More …

What are the advantages of FASP

The speed increases are achieved by sending larger packets than TCP, not waiting for confirmation that a packet has been received before sending the next one, and only re-sending packets that are confirmed as having been dropped. FASP (Fast and Secure Protocol), used in IBM Aspera, offers significant advantages for cloud data transfer, enabling faster, Read More …