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OpenContrail becomes Tungsten Fabric

By John Dixon in News Byte Tag AES, analytics, AT&T, Cloud, contrail, development, governance, history, hybrid, Hypervisor, Intel, Juniper, kubernetes, Linux, linux foundation, NFV, openstack, orange, performance, power, router, SDN, security, switch, technology, VMware

The Linux Foundation has recently obtained the OpenContrail source from Juniper. Having fully transitioned OpenContrail into the Linux Foundation, it is now rebranded as Tungsten Fabric. This move may appear…

October 17, 2017

Wi-Fi encryption KRACK-ed with re-keying injection

By John Dixon in Assured Forwarding Tag AES, ArsTechnica, CERT, disclosure, encryption, GitHub, hacked, krack, repository, security, shared, technology, tools, UK, video, Wi-Fi, wpa, wpa2

On Monday, a coordinated disclosure announcement revealed that WiFi networks are at risk. The disclosure was found early with the discovery of the GitHub repository for the talking points on the…

September 26, 2017

Azure Data Box is Microsoft’s Snowball and Azure’s sneakernet

By John Dixon in News Byte Tag AES, Amazon, Americas, AWS, Azure, California, Cloud, Google, import, Microsoft, servers, storage, usa

Microsoft's Azure platform is gaining a portable hard disk import capability. The shippable disk transfer device will bring them into line with Google's Transfer Appliance and Amazon's AWS Snowball (but…