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 ...
This release is mostly a security upgrade that adds TLS 1.2 support and fixes vulnerability to FREAK exploit. FREAK fix FREAK ("Factoring RSA Export Keys") is yet another security exploit targeting a cryptographic weakness in the TLS/SSL protocol. It ...
Nearly ten years ago, we decided to use a first-level domain of .local for servers on our internal network that were not supposed to be accessed from the Internet. Back then, this was actually quite popular, and even Microsoft suggested the use of .local ...
This release adds support for Xamarin Unified API that makes it simple to share code between iOS and Mac. More importantly, it also makes it possible to target both 32-bit and 64-bit Apple platforms with the same binary. Apple now requires that all new ...
This release brings useful enhancements in Terminal Emulation component. Additionally, a number of workarounds for various server issues has been added to FTP/SSL, SFTP and Mail. UI-less terminal for Xamarin.Android, Xamarin.iOS and .NET Compact ...
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 ...
This is a guest post by Tim Smiths, user of Rebex SFTP, who was so kind to share his real-world experience with using SFTP from PowerShell script. Suppose that we have a few imports that require us getting the latest files from an SFTP server, and we're ...
This release adds a powerful new scripting API to Terminal Emulation component and a universal file transfer client to File Transfer Pack: Unified API for FTP, FTP/SSL and SFTP We added a new FileTransferClient object that resembles the existing Ftp ...
Rebex products are not affected by the critical OpenSSL bug known as "Heartbleed". A Heartbleed exploit makes it possible for an attacker to access sensitive data such private keys used by the servers to encrypt SSL traffic, usernames and passwords. ...
This is mostly a maintenance release, but there are several new features as well: Support for SHA-2 (SHA-256 and SHA-512) message authentication codes in Rebex SFTP and Rebex Terminal Emulation. Support for AES-128-CBC SSLeay private keys. Enhanced ...
