Can the IETF standardize in human rights?
The IETF Draft ‘Internet Protocols and the Human Rights to Freedom of Association and Assembly’ is up to its 11th version.
The future is still IPv6
Singapore has seen a rise in IPv6 capability, but no real change in use. What’s going on?
What if Certificate Transparency carried the same burdens as OCSP and CRLs?
What will happen if the load on CT logs grows?
“For Want of a Nail” is strong in your login
How bad could it be if you suffered a catastrophic loss of your local computer, phone, tablet, and USB-stick existence in a fire?
Routing status added to DASH
APNIC’s Dashboard for Autonomous System Health now has a route status service.
Surviving the flood — how data centres and the Internet must face climate change
What does our sector need to consider looking toward 2050?
Google and subsea fibre
The dynamics of ‘nonlocal’ fetch have changed significantly.
IPv6: What’s changed in five years?
The bulk of the heavy lifting in worldwide IPv6 is coming from the Asia Pacific Internet community.
Suspicious traffic alerts released to DASH
A new feature in DASH offers configurable triggered alerts as email messages.
John Gilmore on ARP, RARP, BOOTP, DHCP, and Sun
John Gilmore was at the heart of a precious moment in time in the history of Internet Protocols.