May 2012 - IOT

IEEE P1451.1.4/XMPP IPDX at NIST Cloud Computing Forum Workshop V in Washington, DC June 5-7, 2012 (Correction)
by William Miller 28 May '12

28 May '12

Peter, Please note the introduction of XMPP at the following: IEEE P1451.1.4/XMPP/IPDX at the NIST Cloud Computing Forum Workshop V in Washington, DC on June 5-7, 2012: http://www.nist.gov/itl/iad/cloud-050212.cfm There is no charge to attend! New IPDX and IPDX.NET Enterprise Integration Service for Cloud Applications using XMPP to provide M2M services including real-time web applications for Android/Apple devices: http://www.mact-usa.com/events.html Please checkout other forums of discussion! IEEE P1451.1.4 is now recognized internationally as ISO/IEC/IEEE 21451-1-4: http://standards.ieee.org/develop/project/1451.1.4.html If you are in the DC area hope we will see you there. Regards, W.J.MILLER, RPESIDENT, MaCT, (301) 500-9277

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IEEE P1451.1.4/XMPP IPDX at NIST Cloud Computing Forum Workshop V in Washington, DC June 5-7, 2012
by William Miller 28 May '12

28 May '12

Peter, Please note the following introduction of XMPP at the following: IEEE P1451.1.4/XMPP/IPDX at the NIST Cloud Computing Forum Workshop V in Washington, DC on June 5-7, 2012: <http://www.nist.gov/itl/iad/cloud-050212.cfm> http://www.nist.gov/itl/iad/cloud-050212.cfm There is no charge to attend! New IPDX and IPDX.NET Enterprise Integration Service for Cloud Applications using XMPP to provide M2M services including real-time web applications for Android/Apple devices: <http://www.mact-usa.com/events.html> http://www.mact-usa.com/events.html Please checkout other forums of discussion! IEEE P1451.1.4 is now recognized internationally as ISO/IEC/IEEE 21451-1-4: <http://standards.ieee.org/develop/project/1451.1.4.html> http://standards.ieee.org/develop/project/1451.1.4.html If you are in the DC area hope we will see you there. Regards, W.J.MILLER, RPESIDENT, MaCT, (301) 500-9277

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Protocol Transformation defense against cyber-attack (05-17-12)(REVISED)
by William Miller 22 May '12

22 May '12

Peter, New capabilities are being added to offer an Identity Provider (IdP) for our IPDX product using XMPP which will identify devices and users that are connected to a network. This capability will offer the ability to assure that a device or users is authorized to participate in a network and be able to share information with multiple users, devices, and applications. The following article entitled "Protocol Transformation defense against cyber-attack" will appear in CONTROL magazine in the June 2012 issue. See latest updates that now includes Android support: http://www.mact-usa.com. The newest version will also include changes supported in Window 8 and Apple IoS due out next month. Protocol transformation eliminates penetration of viruses and can control read/write access and policy administration on a packet level. This capability prevents certain registers from being accessed or changes without authorization. This capability is inherent in the approach which does not require a VPN. Most significantly the end devices do not have to include virus protection even when accessed via the Internet. All traffic is secured end-to-end using Transport Layer Security (TLS). The following is an article in International Cement Review (ICR) May 2012 entitled "XMPP Revisited": http://www.cemnet.com/Articles/story/149546/xmpp-revisited.html If you have any questions please contact me. Regards, W.J.MILLER, PRESIDENT, MaCT, (301) 500-9277 ISA100 CNMIG, Chairman IEEE P1451.1.4 Chairman ISO/IEC/IEEE 21451-1-4 Liaison ISO JTC1 WG7 INCITS SN1 US ANSI Representative

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Protocol Transformation defense against cyber-attack (05-17-12)
by William Miller 17 May '12

17 May '12

Peter, New capabilities are bing added to offer an Identity Provider (IdP) for our IPDX product using XMPP which will identify devices and authenticate devices and users that are connected to a network. This capability will offer the ability to assure that a device or users is authorized to participate in a network and be able to share information with multiple users, devices, and applications. The following attachment is a white paper on "Protocol Transformation defense against cyber-attack". It has been accepted as the cover story in CONTROL magazine and will be published in the June 2012 issue. See latest updates that now includes Android support: http://www.mact-usa.com. The newest version will also include changes supported in Window 8 and next version of Apple IoS due out next month. Protocol transformation eliminates penetration of viruses and can control read/write access and policy administration on a packet level. This capability prevents certain registers from being accessed or changes without authorization. This capability is inherent in the approach which does not require a VPN. Most significantly the end devices do not have to include virus protection even when accessed via the Internet. All traffic is secured end-to-end using Transport Layer Security (TLS). The following is an article in International Cement Review (ICR) May 2012 entitled "XMPP Revisited": http://www.cemnet.com/Articles/story/149546/xmpp-revisited.html If you have any questions please contact me. Regards, W.J.MILLER, PRESIDENT, MaCT, (301) 500-9277 ISA100 CNMIG, Chairman IEEE P1451.1.4 Chairman ISO/IEC/IEEE 21451-1-4 Liaison ISO JTC1 WG7 INCITS SN1 US ANSI Representative

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Re: [IOT] CoAP
by Peter Waher 16 May '12

16 May '12

Hello Madina. Do you have a link to your diploma work? How does it relate to Internet of Things? This group just opened up. I guess we're waiting for a sufficient amount of interested parties to be able to start to discuss how the XMPP architecture can be used to in IoT, and the Semantic Web. We work with AMR, IoT and Semantic Web, and would also like to participate in setting standards for how we can extend XMPP across the semantic web (communicate with semantic resources over XMPP instead of over HTTP, extend SPARQL to include XMPP-based resources, etc.), and also use as a transport mechanism in sensor networks. Perhaps we could also create some kind of test-bed for IoT using XMPP and Semantic Web technologies? How many members of the IoT XMPP group are now/soon ready/interested in participating in such work? Or is it customary for one party to suggest a solution based on what they've already done? Sincerely, Peter Waher Date: Wed, 25 Apr 2012 16:00:10 +0300 From: ?????? ?????????? <polosataja(a)bigmir.net> To: iot(a)xmpp.org Subject: [IOT] CoAP Message-ID: <CAGPOgX01Y6_WazL0+mVab8=vR-KBby85UzaTEzRPMvjnd7zP9A(a)mail.gmail.com> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Hello My diploma work was associated with semantic WEB and semantic analysis. I created a program that is used together four main areas - semantic networks, products, frames, and logical model. I developed the system for not simply answer and understand what she writes the user - the main thing was that she understood the nature of both objects with their properties and actions and their relationships. At the moment I am developing a chat, using hmpp server. I would be very interessting take part in the structuring and establishment of similar Projects summary. How can I participate in your discus and things? Madina

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