Update new features to PHPoC Shield 1

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Dear gjt211,

I was confused.
It not only can upload certificates via USB cable but also can upload certificates remotely via Internet...

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Regarding your inquiry, our research team will discuss it in the next meeting. We will inform you about the result as soon as possible.

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It's great to hear that.

Because of security reason, we designed to changing certificates and firmware via USB cable only (using PHPoC Debugger)....

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Thank you in advance for sharing the experience!

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You're welcome!

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Additionally, PHPoC Black has the default certificates. If you do NOT use mutual authentication, you can uses SSL/TLS without uploading new certifica...

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Dear gjt211,

Thank you for using PHPoC!

SSL/TLS client certificates need to be upload to PHPoC Black via PHPoC Debugger....

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Dear gjt211 ,
Currently, we do NOT have any plan for developing PHPoC Debugger for Mac OS.

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Dear Äaren Lee,
Did you find anything wrong here?

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Dear Äaren Lee,
Thank you for pointing out the mistake.
We corrected it!

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Hello there,

The certificate is awarded to those who complete PHPoC training course.

Currently, PHPoC training courses are available...

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A new version of PHPoC Shield has come!

PHPoC Shield 2 (including PHPoC Shield 2 and PHPoC WiFi Shield 2) are the new version of PHPoC Shield 1.

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What is TCP?

TCP is abbreviation of Transmission Control Protocol. TCP is one of the popular protocols in Internet. To exchange data between two devices using TCP protocol, one device acts as TCP server, the other acts as TCP client. TCP server listens to wait for TCP connection request from TCP client. TCP Client actively make request for TCP connection to TCP server.

IPv6 is abbreviation of Internet Protocol version 6, the most recent version of the Internet Protocol...

As mentioned in WebSocket, WebSocket includes two parts: server side and client side. To exchanging data via WebSocket, it needs to create WebSocket connection first.
The connection is maintained unless it is actively closed or there is a network error.

Creating WebSocket Connection

Server Side

Server side code is PHPoC code, and it is run in system loop.

<?php
include "/lib/sn_tcp_ws.php";

ws_setup(0, "path_name",

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