Changes introduced by Microsoft regarding printer drivers and their impact on SMB printing are primarily focused on enhancing the overall security of printing operations, especially in light of vulnerabilities like PrintNightmare.
In the evolving landscape of Windows security, NTLM and Kerberos hold sway. Our journey unveils NTLM’s enduring grip, Kerberos’ robustness, and Microsoft’s strategic plan to extend Kerberos reach and minimize NTLM usage.
While some might say MFT has given us all it had to offer, that might not be the case, especially not when we focus on the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. The picture becomes even better with SMB over QUIC.
Integrating an SMB3 connector plugin into a Managed File Transfer solution to fulfill end-to-end encryption is a must-have requirement in certain environments.
A common challenge for IT managers and software engineers is to enable SMB protocol connectivity between Siemens’ panels and machinery servers
Visuality Systems and Toradex’s now offer a complete solution for Windows CE machines to overcome the drawbacks and risks associated with SMB1, without requiring extensive upgrades. Companies can now take advantage of the most cutting-edge and secure file-sharing technology, guaranteeing optimal efficiency and protection.
The QUIC protocol is becoming more and more popular among companies of all types and sizes, and is used by various applications, cloud services and IoT products, thanks to its enhanced security and overall performance. QUIC disrupts the structured TCP concept by using UDP, and by adding application level features to it.
The article talks about the decline and fall of SMB1, the reasons users should not use the protocol, and possible alternatives
SMB over QUIC Everywhere by Didier Van Hoye, Microsoft Extended Experts Team. Visuality Systems libraries open up the market with SMB over QUIC support.
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