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.
Ned Pyle, Principal Program Manager at Microsoft, introduces SMB Over QUIC, a game-changer coming to Windows, Windows Server, and Azure. QUIC offers extra security and higher performance.
VxWorks doesn’t natively support SMB. Visuality Systems’ YNQ™ — which is the only SMB for VxWorks solution — solves this problem and allows embedded systems developers to enable full SMB file sharing on any VxWorks version as well as Wind River Linux and VxWorks 653.
The article takes a look at the SMB protocol and popular software options for implementing it in both corporate networks and commercial products
Christopher R. Hertel describes an SMB journey in the Java landscape . The protocol upgrade is mentioned as well as SMB implementation. Further links to enjoy SMB reading are enclosed
Microsoft has recently issued an announcement to protect against a new vulnerability (Netlogon vulnerability CVE-2020-1472)
Visuality Systems YNQ offers the most advanced, Non-GPL SMB client and SMB server libraries for anyone looking for a fully up-to-date, supported SMB stack for the Linux platform
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