SMB1 is done

September 25, 2017 /
by Paul Choo

Beware SMB1, the end draws near. At Microsoft’s June 2017 Interop event, Microsoft Principle Program Manager Ned Pyle delivered the eulogy for the outdated – and extremely vulnerable – version of the Server Messaging Block (SMB) protocol. One simple, yet powerful slide from Mr. Pyle laid out the grave future for SMB1: SMB1 is full

WannaCry was terrible, but it never had to happen – here’s why

May 26, 2017 /
by Paul Choo

In May 2017, the WannaCry ransomware cryptoworm ravaged its way through exposed systems in over 60 countries. The attack started on May 12 and spread rampantly over the next four days, exploiting a vulnerability in Microsoft’s implementation of the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. WannaCry sadly lived true to its name. Hospitals, businesses, metro stations, universities,

Storage Developer Conference, 21-22 September, Santa Clara, CA

September 17, 2015 /
by Karolina Mosiadz

Next week you can meet Tuxera Network Storage team at the Storage Developer Conference in Santa Clara. The event attracts over 400 attendees from the worldwide storage community bringing latest trends in file systems software, SMB, software defined storage, security, performance and more. SDC 2015 agenda follows 3 tracks that focus on disruptive technologies: Persistent Memory,

₊Products

₊File System Suite

₊Enterprise Solutions

₊Applications

₊Markets

₊Storage Development

₊ Company

₊Open Source

₊Buy

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