Worldwide survey engages network operators on BGP hijacking
A recent survey set out to discover exactly what network operators are doing about prefix hijacks by questioning 75 network operators from across the globe.
Measurement challenges in the gigabit era
By Jason Livingood on 21 Jun 2018
Guest Post: To be truly valuable to users, future measurement systems need to reflect end-user behaviour.
Measurement challenges in the gigabit era
Guest Post: To be truly valuable to users, future measurement systems need to reflect end-user behaviour.
Event Wrap: Mongolia Member Gathering
APNIC held a Member Gathering in Mongolia to discuss Internet resource and membership needs.
Netflix content distribution through Open Connect
Guest Post: Netflix Open Connect is a purpose-built Content Delivery Network responsible for serving 100% of its video traffic.
Measuring the adoption of RPKI Route Origin Validation
Guest Post: A new, open-source platform allows you to assess the current state of Route Origin Validation deployment.
A closer look at IP headers
Guest Post: New study proposes a framework to robustly classify different IP-ID behaviours.
Session encryption protocols looking forward
Guest Post: With TLSv1.3 approved and in the IETF publication queue, it’s time to think about deployment options and obstacles, and planning for changes inherent in this revision.
They are looking at what? Service provider monitoring
Guest Post: Network monitoring activities will need to be considered in TLSv1.3 deployment plans.
Network monitoring is dead… What now?
Guest Post: While it appears there is a learning curve prior to adoption, TLSv1.3 should be strongly considered to improve the security of web sessions.
Measuring routing (in)security
Guest Post: What is the scale of routing vulnerability attacks and how does it evolve over time?