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Articles by Pranav Bhardwaj
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Understanding Network-Attached Storage
What is NAS?An NAS device is a network-connected storage device that allows authorized network users and diverse clients to store and retrieve data from a central place. Because NAS systems are versatile and scale-out, you may add them to your existing storage as you need it.It's faster, less expensive, and gives you complete control over all the benefits of a public cloud on your premises. These systems are perfect for SMBs, and they are simple to operate, lower cost, easy data backup, and good at centralizing data safely.With an NAS, data is continually accessible, which makes it easy to collaborate ...
Read MoreDifference between Kerberos and SSL
What is Kerberos?Kerberos is a computer-network confirmation system used for the proof of a user's details. In Kerberos, all the nodes communicate over an insecure network to show their identification to one another in a secure way. It uses secret-key micrography. Also, it relies on a responsible third party for validating client-server administration and demonstrating viewer's specifications.Only trust in the Key Distribution Center(KDC) is required by the users, machines, and services using Kerberos. It dispenses two services and runs on a single method which are Authentication service and ticket-granting service. It is assembled in operating systems like Windows, Linux, Apple, ...
Read MoreDifference between OneDrive and SecureSafe
OneDriveMicrosoft OneDrive is a file hosting and coincides service given by Microsoft. It will provide users with the facility to store the files, personal information and for sharing files. It will provide 5GB of storage space.It was brought into existence by Microsoft in 2007. Generally, this is used by the people who will do the professional work like storing the information or data related to work, which needs good security.SecureSafeSecureSafe is a cloud storage and file hosting service that the Dswiss AG gives. It will provide you with a password safe, a document depository and digital spaces for the online alliance. ...
Read MoreDifference between USB Tethering and Mobile Hotspot
Tethering and Hotspot are the technical terms that are primarily used at the time of Internet connectivity. Both will connect you to the Internet.Tethering is used when connecting mobile phones with other devices like laptops or other devices using USB cables or Bluetooth. In contrast, hotspot is the one that connects one device to another with the help of Wi-Fi. However, Bluetooth tethering does not use more battery than Wi-Fi tethering.USB Tethering and Hotspot: Are They Same?No, USB tethering and hotspot are not the same. Tethering and hotspot are not only different terms, but these terms mainly refer to intersecting ...
Read MoreWhat happens when we type a URL?
What is a URL?A web address, also known as a Uniform Resource Locator (URL), refers to a web resource that specifies both its location on a computer network and how to access it. It's a type of Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). URLs are most typically used to refer to web pages, but they can also be used for file transfer, email, database access, and a variety of other things. The URL was defined in 1994 by Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the World-Wide Web.A URL is composed of a protocol, a domain name, a path to the webpage and a name. ...
Read MoreWireless Media Access Issues in Internet of Things
What is Internet of Things (IoT)?The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical objects (sometimes known as "things") that are implanted with sensors, software, and other technologies in order to connect and exchange data with other devices and via the Internet.The convergence of many technologies, such as real-time analytics, machine learning, ubiquitous computing, commodity sensors, and embedded systems, has resulted in the evolution of things. The Internet of Things is enabled by traditional domains like embedded systems, wireless sensor networks, control systems, automation (including home and building automation), etc.IoT is most closely associated with goods that support one ...
Read MoreWhat is Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE)?
Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) is a routing protocol developed by Cisco Systems in 1994 that allows a wide range of network-layer protocols to be contained inside virtual point-to-point or point-tomultipoint links over an Internet Protocol network. Protocol encapsulation, not GRE specifically, breaks the layering sequence, according to the OSI principles of protocol layering.GRE can be thought of as a barrier between two protocol stacks, one of which serves as a carrier for the other. IP protocol type 47 is used for GRE packets enclosed within IP. It is a tunnelling protocol and is defined by RFC 2784. GRE provides both ...
Read MoreHow does a VPN help hide your search history?
VPN stands for a Virtual Private Network. As the name suggests, it hides the user’s IP address, blocks their location, and even removes their browser history, allowing them to share and receive sensitive data on the public network more privately.VPN is useful while sharing something sensitive because when you share something on the Internet or you search about something on a web browser, you leave your digital footprints behind in the form of browsing history and cached data. Due to these digital footprints, anyone can track you and what you are searching. But you should also be aware that your ...
Read MoreHow safe is it surfing on 4G Vs WiFi?
These days, all of us use the Internet and the more the number of users, the more the ways to get internet. Some of us use the internet through a 4G connection, which people have in their smartphones, and some use the internet through WiFi hotspots, which may be public or private. To understand which is safer, let’s see some basic facts.Types of WiFi NetworksWiFi networks are of two types, public and private.Private networks are the ones whose routers are installed at our house or office and are purchased from ISP. Private networks provide you highest speed that you require, ...
Read MoreWhat are the risks of third-party App Stores?
As people are getting more awareness about the Internet these days, little, they know how to use it more securely and what are all the risks they are taking on every suspicious click they make. Many times, paid applications are available freely on some third-party app store, and people often try to download those applications from there, but those come with a lot of risks that you might be unaware of.Third-party App Stores offer cyberattackers an avenue through which they deliver their infected malicious apps to users unaware of these risks. Hence, it is always advised that before you download ...
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