On July 1st 2019, .NET Compact Framework became a legacy platform as defined by our platform support policy. Therefore, from Sep 9th 2019, Rebex components are available in two separate editions with different pricing that reflects rising costs of ...
In August 2018, IETF published RFC 8446, the final version of the long avaited TLS 1.3 protocol. Despite the name, it's actually a major overhaul of TLS 1.2, which means it will most likely take few years before it becomes as ubiquitous as its ...
On July 1st 2019, .NET Compact Framework became a legacy platform as defined by our platform support policy. Therefore, version 2019 R3 of Rebex components is the last release that includes support for .NET Compact Framework 3.5 and 3.9 in standard ...
Rebex WebSocket is a WebSocket client library for .NET. It brings TLS 1.2, 1.1, SHA-2, SNI, secure renegotiation and other modern security-related features to legacy platforms such as .NET Compact Framework 3.5/3.5 on Windows CE 5.0 or .NET Framework 2.0/ ...
Today we are increasing prices for some of Rebex components. Those changes are effective as of April 2nd 2019. New pricing Component Price for 1 developer Rebex Total Pack $1,199 Rebex SSH Pack$899 Rebex File Transfer Pack$699 Rebex ...
End of 50% discount for renewing long-expired support Renewal discount for long expired support contracts will no longer be available after March 5th, 2018. This will affect all contracts that have been expired for more than 12 months. Why we are ...
Rebex HTTPS is an HTTP and HTTPS library for .NET. It brings TLS 1.2, 1.1, SHA-2, SNI, secure renegotiation and other modern security-related features to legacy platforms such as .NET Compact Framework 2.0/3.x on Windows CE 5.0 or .NET Framework 2.0 on ...
Rebex File Server is an SFTP, SCP and SSH server library for .NET developers. It provides secure remote file system access over an SSH channel using SFTP or SCP protocols and makes it simple create an SFTP server that can be used by Rebex SFTP or any ...
The security of RC4 encryption algorithm has been questionable for many years. But despite well-founded concerns, this has remained a popular TLS/SSL cipher not only due to its speed, but also as a countermeasure against "BEAST" attack targeting block ...
Last month, Google Security Team disclosed POODLE Attack - a vulnerability in SSL 3.0 protocol that makes it possible for attackers to reveal encrypted data with relative ease. Fortunately, newer versions of the SSL 3.0 protocol (TLS 1.0 and higher) do ...
