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Is there is any low cost platform where network engineers can practice Network Labs of there own.

This week I'm going to focus on Passwords for the main topic. Do you have any tech news I should talk about for the other tech things? Do you want to contribute to the main topic? Let me know!

🚀 Excited to share my latest post on network protocols! 🌐 Understanding the intricacies of network protocols is crucial for anyone in the tech industry, whether you're a developer, a network engineer, or simply curious about how the internet works. In this post, I delve into the foundational concepts, the evolution of protocols, and their impact on our daily lives. 📝 🔗 Read the full post here https://lnkd.in/gR_pnryn Feel free to share your thoughts, questions, or any insights you might have on the topic. Your input is always welcome! 💬 #NetworkProtocols #TechInsights #WebDevelopment

Privacy-Based Deployments: The Role of DevPrivOps in 6G Mobile Networks (https://lnkd.in/dra999GY) is our recent paper published at #IEEE Communications Magazine!   In this paper, we proposed a privacy engineering approach to address potential privacy issues in 6G software development – DevPrivOps.   We introduced the term of DevPrivOps considering a privacy quantification approach applied to 6G networks.   Our work will be applied in the RIGOUROUS project work.   João Paulo Barraca Paulo Salvador IEEE Communications Society #privacy #devops #commag

Dear ‘Hackers’, are you bored of your job? Maybe you’ve exhausted exploiting buffer overflows, escalating privileges, social engineering, botnets, JS injections, and all those other dirty underhand tricks... If you find yourself intellectually stagnating, it's probably occurred to you that the natural next step is to try attacking the NP hard problems underpinning public key cryptosystems, but don’t know where to start (with quantum computers, of course!). On Saturday 12th Aug, I will be giving a tutorial on quantum attacks on so-called quantum-resistant cryptography at Quantum Village DEFCON31. Come down and find out how these mathematical puzzles underpin modern cryptography, design your very own quantum adversary against these next-generation cryptosystems, run it on the D’Wave 5000Q, and ask stupid questions. Then you can call yourself a Real Hacker. Disclaimer: we probably won’t actually break any cryptosystems, and we have full confidence in quantum-resistant cryptography and the good work folks at NIST are doing to standardize it. See you there 11am, LINQ 3rd Floor, Quantum Village at #defcon31 Las Vegas. My glamorous assistant will be Ryder LiuLin also of SandboxAQ FYI if you intend to come, make a free account on D'Wave Leap to get an API access token and 1m of free chip time

%BGP-5-ADJCHANGE: bgp- [1986] (default) neighbor 128.66.1.2 Up Did that just make you happy for a second? %BGP-5-ADJCHANGE: bgp- [1986] (default) neighbor 128.66.1.2 Down Did that just make your stomach turn a little? If so, you're suffering from a condition known as Network Nerdiness.

Nuradio Concepts first blog post is live! Read the article if you are interested in building your own personal end-to-end 5G network using Open Source software. Any suggestions on future blog topics would be appreciated. I added a list of future blog posts in the conclusion section of this blog, but would love to get feedback on what the community is interested in. Comment below or email [email protected] https://lnkd.in/e_HRZB27

Steven Banks is the Founder and CEO of Arthur Allen Technology. His IT educational background includes a B.S. in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Security and Assurance. He is also Microsoft Azure certified. He has 5 years of experience in the IT support field which includes a large portion of help desk-related work. This has allowed him to gain hands-on experience and establish solid connections with clients through various problem-solving techniques. 3 words that describe you Thoughtful, detailed, positive What advice would you give to someone interested in an IT career? Since technology is all around us, find something, anything you're good at, that you also enjoy. Then, find out how technology is integrated into it and pursue it! Who or what got you interested in IT? I remember I took apart my dad's old Nokia 5110 in Middle School because I was fascinated with the internal parts. In Elementary school, I found a workaround for us to get on the Internet and play games. So, my interest has always been there, I just embraced it.