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Sep 9, 2026

Jeremy SmithGUEST
14:07
we sort of end with the final two examples are about turbo streams and particularly about turbo streams is actually protocol or a format for passing HTML into an existing page.
Jeremy SmithGUEST
14:24
It can be delivered to the page via a typical HTTP response or from something like WebSockets or server sent events.
Jeremy SmithGUEST
14:34
So We talk about TurboStreams, but when I was first starting doing this, I kept thinking streams meant WebSockets.
Jeremy SmithGUEST
14:41
I always thought it meant WebSockets, and it doesn't.
Jeremy SmithGUEST
14:44
People are less confused about that now, but it's still confusing.
Jeremy SmithGUEST
14:47
The name streams makes you think streaming.
Jeremy SmithGUEST
14:52
No, it's not.
Jeremy SmithGUEST
14:53
Streams can be, but a lot of times you're using them just in your typical HTTP request response cycle.

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Sep 9 · 1 Mention

EthanHOST
1:20
Usually, setup scripts like PNPM install or cargo build take two or three minutes.
EthanHOST
1:26
On older iOS versions, the second you put your phone back in your pocket, iOS background execution would suspend the app, kill the WebSocket connection, and your setup task would fail.
MayaHOST
1:39
Right, but on iOS 26, they are leveraging live activities and a persistent background daemon.
MayaHOST
1:46
So work tree initialization, repository cloning, and those long dependency installs keep running in the background.
James AzarHOST
3:51
It adds a crone job that runs every 30 minutes, and then it establishes communication with an attacker-controlled command and control server.
James AzarHOST
4:01
Earlier variants communicated over TLS and WebSockets.
James AzarHOST
4:05
However, the newer versions are disguising their traffic as NTP, sending UDP packets to port 123 using hostnames that look like time synchronization infrastructure, which helps them pass through firewalls undetected.
James AzarHOST
4:19
Magenda powers more than 160,000 websites globally, including 14,000 of the top 1 million sites.
Annie CartasGUEST
3:24
I think vector tiles were kind of starting to catch on, but we were leaflet based like most projects.
Annie CartasGUEST
3:31
And so you can see here when you're looking to get your zip codes in an area, you're clicking on the map, it's sending a WebSocket request, sending back all the GeoJSON, drawing it on the map.
Annie CartasGUEST
3:43
And hopefully that was annoying for you, and you saw a lot of loading screens, and then we don't have all of the zip codes of Texas, and you're sad.
Annie CartasGUEST
3:51
So, yeah, so the early challenges.
speaker_0HOST
0:41
Typical applications include homes, offices, retail spaces and small commercial environments.
speaker_0HOST
0:48
The Shelly camera supports MQTT, WebSocket and WebRTC and integrates with platforms including Home Assistant, Frigate NVR, Amazon Alexa, Google Home and Samsung SmartThings.
speaker_0HOST
1:02
Shelly has focused on automation as much as monitoring.
speaker_0HOST
1:05
Motion detection can trigger local routines without requiring a cloud subscription, allowing the camera to activate lighting, relays or other Shelly devices instantly.
Dan AbramovGUEST
19:11
Like, how do you combine signals from 50 million hosts and then turn it into something that's easy to consume for a thousand apps? And the answer to this is like, for example, Blue Sky runs a service called Relay that is really kind of like a crawler or like a retransmitter.
Dan AbramovGUEST
19:30
Like it subscribes to WebSockets from every hosting.
Dan AbramovGUEST
19:34
Like when it, you know, when there is like an event and it retransmits them as a single stream.
Dan AbramovGUEST
19:39
But it's actually cheap to operate.
U.S.HOST
13:12
Socket was careful to note that this potential exposure does not prove every user installed the malicious build.
U.S.HOST
13:21
The shared framework established persistent WebSocket communication with command and control infrastructure, stripped content security protections, injected JavaScript, and loaded modular payloads.
U.S.HOST
13:33
Its capabilities included multi-chain wallet draining, targeting EVM, Telana, and Tron workflows, hijacking, Real connect wallet or swap buttons.
U.S.HOST
13:47
Fake ledger and treasure recovery prompts designed to steal seed phrases.
Matthew SanabriaHOST
21:40
If Bailey wants to know specifically what I'm up to, if you want to say, hey, Matt, you're publishing some cool records on your PDS, you can just subscribe to my PDS.
Matthew SanabriaHOST
21:50
You can open a WebSocket and then start fetching records from my PDS, which I think is wild.
Matthew SanabriaHOST
21:57
And then you can store them on your applications database or something, or even in your PDS if you want.
Matthew SanabriaHOST
22:04
I think it's not something I'm used to seeing anymore.
CrazyrouterHOST
1:14
Choose the transport deliberately.
CrazyrouterHOST
1:17
Server-sent events are simple for one-way token streams, while WebSockets can support richer bidirectional interactions.
CrazyrouterHOST
1:24
Whichever transport you use, document reconnection behavior, heartbeat intervals, proxy timeouts, event ordering, and maximum stream duration.
CrazyrouterHOST
1:33
A streaming connection still needs ordinary authentication and authorization.
Doug WhiteHOST
16:53
They use Bridgehead.
Doug WhiteHOST
16:54
They use ArcBridge, which are both WebSocket tunnelers.
Doug WhiteHOST
16:58
And they also have a reverse SSH tunneling tool and so forth.
Doug WhiteHOST
17:01
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