Dear Hono users,
the Eclipse Hono Sandbox [1] allows new users to test Hono's functionality without requiring them to set up their own Hono instance. The Hono components on the sandbox had always exposed both secured and unsecured ports for interacting with its API in order
to keep the threshold to use the API as low as possible. The Eclipse Foundation has recently updated its security policy for operating project vServers and no longer supports unsecure endpoints.
We fully support this step towards a more secure operating environment and will therefore disable the unsecured API endpoints of the protocol adapters, the device registry and the messaging infrastructure by end of March 2023.
Users of the sandbox should update their clients to connect to the TLS secured endpoints. All components of the Sandbox use a server certificate issued by Let's Encrypt, so most (if not all) existing trust stores on clients should already contain the required
CA certificates to successfully connect to the Hono Sandbox using (D)TLS.
Please create an issue in Hono's GitHub repository [2] in case of problems connecting to the secure endpoints.
[1] hono.eclipseprojects.io
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Kai
Hudalla
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