Networking from Home heads East
Networking from Home rotated to East Asia for its second last outing for 2020.
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Tech matters
Identifying malicious IoT botnet activity using graph theory
Beating IoT botnets means spotting them first — graph theory research can help.
Understanding the landscape around network automation
Guest Post: Automation should not necessarily be seen as competition for network engineers but another tool in their toolbox.
Press send to help secure email around the globe
Guest Post: Help researchers understand how well and secure email servers are setup.
Why has DNSSEC increased in some economies and not others?
Guest post: DNSSEC validation is past 25% worldwide but progress has not been spread evenly. Why?
APNIC Community Honeynet Project: behind the scenes
Peek behind the scenes of APNIC’s Honeynet project to see what open source tools are being used.
HTTPS — How it protects browser users on the Internet today
Guest Post: HTTPS adds an encrypted layer of protection, applying TLS to your browser’s communications with the website, which hides the information being sent back and forth, ensuring prying eyes cannot see the information.
How to detect if your domains are being abused for phishing attacks
Guest Post: There are several freely available standards, policies and protocols that can help any organization decrease the risk of their domains being abused.
One year of BGP (in)security
Guest Post: Follow the impact of a real-world route leak from 2019 that had ramifications around the world.
DNS RPZ: Using the DNS as a layer of defence
Guest Post: Running your own recursive resolver enables you to use the DNS to filter for malicious traffic.