NTPsec Project Blog
The blog for the NTPsec Project. NTPsec is a secure, hardened, and improved implementation of Network Time Protocol derived from NTP Classic, Dr. David Mills’s original. Our goal is to deliver code that can be used with confidence in deployments with the most stringent security, availability, and as
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- Getting the word out: the PLUG talk
- Version 1.0.0
- After first ship
- Jitter bug perfume
- Achieving Autonomy
- Reminder, Third Annual NTPsec F2F meeting
- Single head, provable steps
- How Much Heat?
- In the bright new future of today
- Watch That GPS
- More Heat
- Version 0.9.7
- Watch Your T's
- Documentation on the SPOT
- TESTFRAME: the epic failure
- Can't we all just get a long?
- Grappling with Go
- Heat it Up
- Rust vs. Go
- NTPsec's spinoff tools
- Announcing the Third Annual NTPsec F2F meeting
- Getting Past C