[Podcast] Digital sovereignty and standards
Geoff Huston discusses the EU taking a direct role in the IETF standards development process.
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Tech matters
Smargaft harnesses EtherHiding for stealthy C2 hosting
Guest Post: New botnet uses the Binance Smart Chain to host command and control servers and infect shell scripts like a virus to achieve persistence.
DNS topics at IETF 119
Current and competing work items in DNS at the IETF.
Automated assurance on a path to becoming practical
Guest Post: Cloud native architecture is a game changer for security at scale. How long before we see automation through attestation, built-in at scale?
When it’s not DNS, it’s probably NTP
An intriguing detective story about debugging a chain of problems.
Delay Tolerant Networking performance
Guest Post: Delay Tolerant Networking over heterogeneous Internetworks must be engineered to achieve peak performance. What can be done?
[Podcast] DNS-OARC’s many faces
DNS-OARC’s president, Phil Regnauld, discusses the three faces of DNS-OARC — the community, tools, and DITL collection.
As the balance of security controls shifts, where does responsibility rest?
Guest Post: Increasing encryption online impedes existing methods of detecting malicious traffic. How will industry, standards, and policy settle this dilemma?
The Internet landscape of South Korea and KRNOG update
Guest Post: Strategic planning leads to remarkable Internet accessibility and usage.
The end of the (IPv4) world is not nigh… yet
Reducing reliance on IPv4 is the goal. For some governments, this goal is significant enough to warrant action.