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Internet of Things (IoT) and Event Streaming at Scale with Apache Kafka and MQTT

Confluent

The Internet of Things (IoT) is getting more and more traction as valuable use cases come to light. Confluent MQTT Proxy , which ingests data from IoT devices without needing a MQTT broker. Use cases for IoT technologies and an event streaming platform. Use cases for IoT technologies and an event streaming platform.

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A Step Ahead: IoT Communication – How Vast Data Is Moved

TDAN

To fully understand IoT, one should know what the internet is first. The internet is a global computer network: Consisting of a worldwide network of computer networks and Using Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) to facilitate data transmission and exchange. IoT, sometimes […]

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IoT has an identity problem. Here’s how to solve it

CATO Networks

However, several OS types, mainly for embedded and IoT devices, are unmanaged or arent suitable to run an agent. There exist several protocols, from different network layers that can be used for OS fingerprinting. Figure 1 displays these protocols, based on the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model.

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Machine Learning in Action – An In-Depth Look at Identifying Operating Systems Through a TCP/IP Based Model 

CATO Networks

In the previous post , weve discussed how passive OS identification can be done based on different network protocols. In this post, we will focus on the network and transport layers and introduce a machine learning OS identification model based on TCP/IP header values. Figure 4: Building a tree from the data level 1 and level 2.

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How Race Communications Used Kentik to Stop Mirai Botnet Infection and Abuse

Kentik

The Mirai botnet was first discovered back in 2016, but has continued to persist and abuse common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) on IoT devices, including home routers and many other network-connected devices. Vuldb has additional information on the life of this exploit.).

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How to Solve the Cloud vs On-Premise Security Dilemma

CATO Networks

allow users on the corporate VLAN to access printers located in the printer VLAN, over specific TCP ports. allow IOT devices (e.g. CCTV cameras), connected to an IOT-camera VLAN, to access the IOT File Server, but only over HTTPS.

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Where is Network Security headed in 2020?

CATO Networks

However, the dynamic nature of cloud computing, the security challenges posed by mobile users , and IoT (Internet of Things) have blurred the lines that define network perimeters and created new attack surfaces. The premise is intuitive enough: if you secure the perimeter strongly enough, the entire network is secure.