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Insights from Foundries.io on IoT device management, security, partners & more

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Posted on Feb 21, 2022 by Mykhaylo Sul

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Container technologies have been playing a significant role in the software development world since their inception with chroot.

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Posted on Feb 20, 2022 by Jorge Ramirez Ortiz

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Linux microPlatform™ release v85 includes support for the OP-TEE upstream version of the NXP EdgeLock® SE05x integrating Plug-and-Trust revision 03.03.00.

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Posted on Feb 18, 2022 by Andy Doan

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Integrating with AWS IoT Core sounds easy at first. However, making it work for a fleet of devices turns out to be a complicated task of navigating many sources of information.. .

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Posted on Feb 7, 2022 by Jorge Ramirez Ortiz

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Linux microPlatform™ release v85 includes support for the OP-TEE upstream version of the NXP EdgeLock® SE05x integrating Plug-and-Trust revision 03.03.00.

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Posted on Feb 2, 2022 by Daiane Angolini

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Introduction The secure Linux platform, provided by Foundries.io is leveraged by several layers of signed binaries which are verified during boot time.

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Posted on Jan 5, 2022 by Milosz Wasilewski

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Testing a customizable operating system is a tricky business. It is even harder when the features are determined by the hardware the OS is running on .

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Posted on Oct 19, 2021 by Andy Doan

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This blog will be my most controversial yet; It covers two lightning rod issues - developer workflows and Little League Baseball.

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The Let's Encrypt Update

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Posted on Oct 5, 2021 by Andy Doan

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On September 30, Let's Encrypt's original root certificate expired. All of our customer-facing HTTPS services have certificates signed by Let's Encrypt .

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Posted on Aug 12, 2021 by Andy Doan

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This is the final article in my PKI Hacking for Fun and Profit series.

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Posted on Jul 30, 2021 by Andy Doan

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Following the PKI Hacking for Fun and Profit article, I've created a simple example of an event logging agent that allows devices to use a customer owned mTLS server.