Measuring the IPv6 network periphery
Guest Post: IPv6 network periphery is a new term to describe newly measured intricacies of IPv6 CPE and routers at the edge.
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Tech matters
Should I run RPKI-RTR in the cloud?
It’s fine to do this for experiments, but for BGP route filtering?
What is SRv6 network programming?
Guest Post: SRv6 enables you to code directly into each packet header where the traffic should be sent and how it should be treated.
How to: Build an XDP based BGP peering router
Guest Post: XDP allows you to build a high-performance peering router using just Linux, while leveraging various open-source routing daemons.
Blind trust
Guest Post: We are currently living in a world of eroding trust and it is time to rethink what, and how we trust.
How do you know what time it is?
Guest Post: High precision time measurements depend on using multiple clocks to ensure redundancy and stability.
Detecting Linux kernel process masquerading with command line forensics
Guest Post: Learn how to use Linux command line to investigate suspicious processes trying to masquerade as kernel threads.
3BB helps grow IPv6 capability in Thailand
Since early 2017, IPv6 capability in Thailand has increased from around 2% to 30% thanks largely to the efforts of two of the economy’s largest ISPs.
RPKIVIZ: Visualizing the RPKI
Guest Post: Visualizing the RPKI is a first step to help people to detect and diagnose misconfigurations with their RPKI deployment.
Balancing security, privacy and convenience
Guest Post: Preserving privacy and securing online communications needs to be appropriately balanced with convenience for it to be implemented properly.