This release fixes an issue with platform check routine in 2015 R4 that stopped working correctly with the latest Xamarin Studio update. Due to this issue, Xamarin.Android was detected as Xamarin.iOS, causing a failure. If you are not targeting Xamarin. ...
This release of Rebex components adds official support for Windows 10, .NET Framework 4.6 and Visual Studio 2015, but it also brings lot of other useful features: Multi-core compression in Rebex ZIP Rebex ZIP can now take advantage of multi-core ...
Rebex MailMessage class was originally designed to work with e-mail messages in MIME format - this format is used by almost all Internet email transmitted via SMTP. However, MIME is far from being the only e-mail message format in existence. Microsoft's ...
This release fixes two issues in Rebex File Server and disables "arcfour" cipher in our SSH implemention. Otherwise, there are no changes. If you don't use Rebex File Server or any of our SSH-based components, there is no need to upgrade. File Server ...
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 ...
This year's third release brings the long-awaited File Server component. Additionally, it disables RC4-based ciphers in TLS/SSL because they are no longer considered secure. New File Server component Rebex File Server is an SFTP, SCP and SSH server ...
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 ...
