Post-Quantum Cryptography
Using Moore’s Law, a computer 20 years into the future is predicted to be around 10,000 times more capable than today’s computation capabilities. Geoff Huston explores some practical implications.
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[Podcast] Measuring DNSSEC keying ‘drift’ between parent and child
An analysis of CDS and CDNSKEY records looking at mismatches between child and parent, and the nameservers for the zone.
Gigabit data rates on Starlink — what’s the catch?
Guest post: How Starlink could make your Internet faster.
Is it bandwidth or latency?
CACM has an entertaining write up on bufferbloat and latency.
Just how widely adopted is IPv6 in Australia?
Guest Post: Understanding the limitations and fluctuations in data can help build a more reliable narrative about IPv6 adoption.
Notes from DNS OARC 43
DNS as an attack platform, privacy and anonymity, authoritative server performance, and more from OARC 43.
Jen Linkova receives the final Itojun Service Award at IETF 121
Jen Linkova honoured for advancing global IPv6 deployment.
War story: RPKI is working as intended
Guest Post: Recently, a substantial BGP hijack went almost completely unnoticed. Why is that?
GPON power budget calculations
Guest Post: Simplifying the concept of power budget calculations.
[Podcast] The IPv6 transition
Global IPv6 adoption shows a linear trend, with varying progress across economies, prompting questions about the driving factors and their implications.