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A New Initiative To Assist Open Source And Internet Infrastructure Comes...

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The "by developers, for developers" company reiterates its dedication to providing support for the 100M+ developers who currently gain from open source development and innovation. Fastly,...

Online Anonymity with Tor

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Online anonymity is quite popular these days for varied reasons. While it gives a voice to the voiceless, it also offers a playing field...

The Protocols That Help Things to Communicate Over the Internet

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The Internet of Things is a system of connected, interrelated objects. These objects transmit data to servers for processing and, in turn, receive messages...

Is Your Website Secure?

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Web applications are susceptible to various types of attacks from numerous directions. Hackers would love to gain unauthorised access to information. This is where...

Kaa Friendly and Flexible Middleware for the Internet of Things

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Kaa is an open source IoT middleware applicable to enterprise IoT development at any scale. The Kaa protocol is built on top of lightweight...

Communication Protocols for the Internet of Things: A Few Choices

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With more and more devices being connected to the Internet and millions of devices interacting with each other and the server, the need for...

Web Robots: The worker bees of Internet

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  Web robots, also known as Web crawlers and Web spiders, traverse the Internet to extract various types of information. Web robots can be used...

Does Your Mobile App Work Without An Internet Connection

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Native mobile apps act as the interface between the user and the users’ data and require uninterrupted connectivity. Native mobile apps with offline capability...

Common mistakes online entrepreneurs make while launching internet shopping malls

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At the first glance, it may seem that web marketplace owners can earn huge profits and create strong business brands in a short period...

The Internet of things (IoT)

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The IoT is a technology in the making and we can experience it in small ways, even now. The author presents an ‘appetite whetting’...