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 ...
This is an enhancement and bugfix release: Removed SSL 3.0 from TlsVersion.Any Even though we disabled SSL 3.0 by default in all our components almost five years ago, an SSL30 enum value was still included in TlsVersion.Any (along with TLS10, TLS11 and ...
This is an enhancement and bugfix release: Support for .NET Standard 2.0 on Mono 5.14 and higher Binaries of Rebex components targeting .NET Standard 2.0 are now also supported on Mono 5.14 and higher. And more... See the release history for a ...
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 ...
