Tag: User Datagram Protocol

• From a real “product description” on Amazon

  The invention of wheel was a major break throw of its scientific age. Like wise we can consider internet is the one of the most influential Scientifics break throw of current age, which was only possible because of advance ever growing communication technologies. Communication between any two sources protocols can be deemed as backbone of […]

  Adrian McMenamin

  July 7, 2012

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  Embedded system, English, Internet Control Message Protocol, Internet Protocol, translation, UDP, User Datagram Protocol

• Poisoning the internet

  This news item struck me as interesting and even borderline alarming – as it suggests that 18% of all traffic (and 41% of UDP traffic) on the Internet is from one attempt to poison BitTorrentnetworks worldwide: a truly extraordinary finding, but one that seems well grounded, at least on first blush. For those who do […]

  Adrian McMenamin

  May 22, 2012

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  BitTorrent, CERT Polska, communications protocol, internet, Russia, UDP, User Datagram Protocol

• Differences between UDP and TCP

  This is another reminder post, I am afraid. UDP – user datagram protocol – and TCP – transmission control protocol – are two transport layer protocols in the in internet stack. UDP is a lightweight protocol and it’s key features are: end to end (multiplexed and demultiplex via port numbers) connectionless message-orientated (ie each datagram […]

  Adrian McMenamin

  May 24, 2011

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  Internet Protocol, Packet, Port number, Protocols, TCP, Transmission Control Protocol, Transport Layer, User Datagram Protocol