Machine Learning: Introduction for beginners
Machine Learning is the science (and art) of programming computers so they can learn from data. Slightly more general definition: Machine Learning is the field of study that gives computers…
Your Ultimate VPN Interview Guide: Master the 15 Questions that everyone asks
In an age where privacy is paramount and secure communication is non-negotiable, Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) have emerged as the backbone of modern connectivity. Whether you’re a seasoned network engineer…
Mastering CUDA Terminology: 15 most essential Terms You Need to Know
If you’re venturing into the world of parallel computing, specifically on NVIDIA’s GPUs, you’re likely to come across some unique terminologies. Understanding these terminologies is the foundation to effectively program…
CUDA Lesson 1: Beginning of new Hello World
This is the introduction to the CUDA Parallel programing. Today we will learn how to the programming using CUDA. Will write the “Hello World” program using CUDA Kernal. Will try…
NAT-Traversal in IPSEC VPN: A hidden GEM
Introduction NAT-Traversal is one of the most interesting topic in IPsec VPN. Today let us understand it in detail. As we know that in IPsec, the IKE (Internet Key Exchange)…
Navigating IPSec Modes: A Guide to Transport and Tunnel Security
IPSec supports two primary encapsulation modes: Transport Mode and Tunnel Mode. Each mode serves specific purposes and operates differently to secure data transmissions.
Event Driven Architecture: A powerful Design Pattern
Event Driven Architecture is a cutting-edge approach to designing software systems that offers flexibility and speed. In simple terms, EDA is about how different parts of a system communicate by…
X509 Certificates: The Guardians of Digital Trust
At the heart of the whole cyberspace lies the X509 certificates, the unsung heroes of the digital age.
Docker Networking for Embedded Systems
You might be wondering why we need Docker Networking for embedded devices that are already connected to the internet. The reason is – different industries use applications differently. For example,…
Network Function Virtualization
NFV is a modern technology which replaces HW Network Functions with software-based virtualized network functions running on standard servers.