This is the second post of a two-part blog post that discusses HTML5
WebSocket and security. The first post, HTML5 WebSocket Security is Strong,
talked about the security benefits that derive from being HTTP-compatible and
the WebSocket standard itself. In this, the second post, I will highlight
some of the extra security capabilities that Kaazing WebSocket Gateway
offers.
Kaazing WebSocket Gateway makes your Web application architecture more
secure. We leverage the HTTP and WebSocket standards as well as
Kaazing-specific technology for capabilities beyond what the standard
provides, but what real-world applications typically need. What are some of
those things? Read on…
HTTP Authentication (Challenge/Response)
Specified by RFC 2617, a WebSocket gateway/server can issue a standard HTTP
challenge and receive a token or other authentication information in the HTTP
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Here is the recording of the second WebCast in our 3-part series: 5 Signs You
Need HTML5 WebSockets.
If you missed the first one you can watch it here: Web Communication
Revolution: an Overview of HTML5 WebSockets.
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ZDNet Korea has a very good overview article on WebSockets and Kaazing.
It provides a comparison of the HTTP-based communication and WebSockets,
gives real life examples, and covers the client technologies that Kaazing
provides.
And it’s all in Korean.
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Author, instructor, ultra-marathon runner Peter Lubbers gives a talk at the
San Francisco HTML5 User Group he founded, discussing the latest news in
the exciting HTML5 feature area of Real-Time and Connectivity.
There is a lot of new stuff to talk about when it comes to the related HTML5
APIs and protocols. For example, the official RFC (RFC 6455) for
the WebSocket protocol was recently published and it has changed
significantly since its earlier protocol drafts.
Join SFHTML5′s own Peter Lubbers as he takes an in-depth look at WebSocket,
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Watch Part 1 of our webcast series: Web Communication Revolution – an
Overview of HTML5 WebSockets.
In this recorded presentation we walk through the challenges the legacy Web
is posing and how HTML5 and WebSockets are changing it into a new, living
Web. In the webcast we discuss questions like HTML5 and WebSocket support in
older browsers, the WebSocket API and protocol, trends how the full duplex
low latency messaging will change enterprise topologies, and how higher level
business protocols can be extended all the way to desktop browsers and mobile
devices.
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