Services can expose sensitive data. However, we often "secure" these services using an API key or security through obscurity. James Wallace explains what you need to secure and how to secure it and shares solutions that can be implemented for both server- and client-side requestsso no matter what your services expose, you'll understand how to build secure distributed architectures.

It's notoriously difficult to properly implement blockchain protocols that use cryptographic algorithms.In this talk, Mike and Brent will explain some of the features in Hyperledger Ursa and how to us …

Tokenation allows the creation, issuance and exchange of assets via a customizable, low cost and fast process, that takes advantage of innovative volatility protection algorithms to create a durable, …

Blockchains are too exciting. Burrow wants to be boring. Then we want to be simple. Then we want to be fast. The kind of boring that lets you sleep well at night. Burrow gives you just enough blockcha …

From physical to virtual to the cloud (and now multi-cloud), networks are getting more diverse. For network professionals, managing across all of the diversity is …

Efficiently planning the wide area network (WAN) provides strategic value to the operator. This planning has traditionally been done via general rules of thumb (w …

The simulation research internship during the summer of 2018 led to the creation of the Hyperledger Umbra Lab. Due to the overall difficulty of getting Hyperledger blockchain frameworks running under …