A New Journey in the APNIC Community
Guest post: I have been given the chance to express my thoughts to you, after being elected as an EC member of APNIC at APNIC 39 conference. I would say it’s my honour and I thank you for your trust and support.
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Tech matters
Need more IP but already received your maximum IPv4 delegation?
Have you considered IPv4 transfers or referral applications?
Cryptech needs you!
What is cryptech and why you should fund it.
“Any product and service deployed today without IPv6 represents a missed opportunity and a future cost”
Paul Wilson, Director General of APNIC recently addressed the APEC TELMIN Industry Forum.
“All Your Base Are Belong To Us!”
At the recent RightsCon 2015 I had the opportunity to work with a few friends from Access to do a Cyber Incident role play.
Crystal balls cannot predict ARIN IPv4 D-Day
No one can deny the American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) will soon exhaust its available supply of IPv4 addresses, but what many people are speculating about is exactly when this will occur.
RIPE Atlas maps the world (well, a North Holland power outage, anyway)
The RIPE NCC Atlas project had a sweet moment last week, during a recent power outage caused by work on an electricity generation system.
RDAP now a published standard
After three years of effort, Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) is now a set of standardized IETF specifications.
IETF92: EDNS compliance at IEPG
At the IEPG meeting, Francis Dupont presented on behalf of Mark Andrews from ISC, on the levels of EDNS compliance being seen in the DNS traffic.
Abstract behaviours
In this article, I’ll contrast two tools of abstraction, from two different programming paradigms, and talk about how they solve the same problem from opposing perspectives.