IETF93: Getting your ducks in a row in DNS
A lot of DNS related discussions at IETF93 are about the consequences of DNS being secure. GGM answers FAQs
It’s alive! Blinkenlights in CrypTech, IETF93
Read about GGM’s experience playing with a development system during IETF93 CrypTech project workshop in Prague.
Powering up collaboration
As my residency at RIPE NCC draws to a close I reflect on my time collaborating on the Atlas project.
It’s time for a simpler route: object management
In a IPv4 exhausted world, how can we develop a better, simpler routing management model?
The great thing about aphorisms on the Internet: there are so many
George Michealson shares a few observations about his years attending RIR, IETF, and various NOG meetings around the world.
DNSSEC meets end-of-life DLV: turning off is hard @ RIPE 70
Jim Martin, ISC presented on the end-of-life issues of DLV.
The Ethics of Experimentation on the Internet: Oxford Internet Institute @ RIPE 70
Bendert Zevenbergen, Oxford Internet Institute presented a very watchable, and extremely interesting talk on the ethics of research in the global Internet. If you have the time, watching the video is well worth the investment in time.
The rise of the federation: Cross registry Authentication @ RIPE 70
A report on the discussions at the RIPE 70 BoF session on Internet Routing Registries.
It’s DNS, but not as we know it: DNS-OARC @ RIPE 70
The huge changes which the DNS has had to accommodate were highlighted at the DNS-OARC Workshop on the weekend.
All you can eat data, at nation scale
Recently an Australian radio program announced the total download for Australia in 2013 was 1.1 exabytes. Let’s unpack that.