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Visuality Systems

@Visuality_NQ
SMB/CIFS implementations for Embedded devices and Storage systems #SMBprotocol #SMBoverQUIC
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    Aug 6
    GPLv3 in commercial software has copyleft risks: 1. Derivative works must be open-sourced, risking your IP 2. Microsoft SMB patent isn’t bundled 3. No lightweight support for constrained RTOS YNQ & jNQ = native SMB support without copyleft risk👇 visualitynq.com/resources/hidd…
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    Jul 13
    Java's Socket.isConnected() only knows what your local code did not what the actual physical network is doing. Your JVM thinks a socket is alive but the network path is dead. Why do generic SMB connectors struggle under heavy production loads? 👇
    Open-Source Stitched Connectors Fail Under Production Loads
    From visualitynq.com
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    @Visuality_NQ
    Jul 2
    Healthcare data? Don't let legacy network libraries break your #HIPAA transport compliance. Upgrade your pipelines seamlessly to secure, encrypted #SMB3 using our pure Java client library, jNQ. 🤫 P.S. A multi-protocol integration suite is coming soon!
    Escaping JCIFS Dependency Hell: Secure SMB3 in Healthcare
    From visualitynq.com
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    Jun 3
    @Microsoft is disabling #NTLM. Is your enterprise ready for the #Kerberos-only future? 🔒 Discover how #IAKerb solves the Domain Controller "line-of-sight" problem by securely proxying Kerberos traffic over TCP Port 445. 👉 Read our technical breakdown: visualitynq.com/resources/iake…
    Graphic illustration comparing standard Kerberos network topology with the encapsulated IAKerb tunnel proxy mechanism.
    A sequential message flow chart for IAKerb authentication over an SMB connection, featuring an intermediate SMB Server acting as a proxy. It shows 12 steps of communication between an SMB Client, the SMB Server, and a Key Distribution Center (KDC), illustrating how the server proxies all Kerberos traffic to the KDC on the client's behalf.
    A sequential message flow chart for traditional Kerberos authentication over an SMB connection. It shows eight steps of communication between an SMB Client, a Key Distribution Center (KDC, or Domain Controller), and an SMB Server. The client communicates directly with the KDC for ticket acquisition.
  • @Visuality_NQ
    Visuality Systems
    @Visuality_NQ
    May 26
    EDR is blind to WantToCry ransomware because it runs zero local code. The threat abuses exposed SMB ports (TCP 445) to run a remote encryption loop. How to mitigate? ✅ Transition to SMB over QUIC ✅ ... Read the tech brief: visualitynq.com/resources/want…