What drives IPv6 deployment?
Geoff Huston delves into the statistics to test common theories on the deployment of IPv6. Are they true?
Monthly Archives: May 2018
ITU and APNIC cooperation continues to grow
Last week’s Internet and IPv6 security workshop in Bangkok was the latest in a string of partnership initiatives between APNIC and the ITU in the Asia Pacific.
Conditional router advertisements in enterprise multihoming
Guest Post: Despite popular belief, IPv6 multihoming is possible. Find out how.
Viewing network performance through the eyes of end hosts
Guest Post: Leveraging end hosts is an efficient way to monitor the health of a network, compare performances across providers, and quickly spot issues.
A recycled IP address caused me to pirate 390,000 books by accident
Guest Post: Learn how one unsuspecting subdomain owner managed to serve 390,000+ PDF books without any servers being compromised.
How much of the Internet is using QUIC?
Guest Post: First of its kind study monitors the growth of a new transport protocol, QUIC.
Analyzing the certificate ecosystem using CT logs
Guest Post: Study scans 600 million certificates from 30 CT logs to analyze the application of best security practices.
Explicit passive measurability and the QUIC Spin Bit
Guest Post: Coupled with an additional two-bit signal, the Valid Edge Counter, the QUIC spin bit can provide a higher resolution of latency trouble spots in a network.
Positive signs for TLS adoption in Japan
Guest Post: A study looking at TLS adoption in Japan finds HTTPS web traffic has increased by a factor of 14 in the last 10 years.
Event Wrap: PITA 22 AGM, Guam
APNIC was among the 239 participants at PITA 22, held in Guam from 23 to 27 April 2018.