Address space fragmentation
Is the Internet’s address space already fragmented? The answer is not straightforward.
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Tech matters
Interdomain BGP policies — where traffic should enter a network
Guest Post: Examine the various techniques used to control traffic entry points.
Interdomain BGP policies — where traffic should exit a network
Guest Post: How to select which neighboring AS to send traffic through.
Underload: The future of congestion control
Guest Post: How can we solve the diminishing feedback problem for Internet congestion control?
IP fragmentation and the DNS — the state of IP fragmentation
Guest Post: 0.1% of DNS traffic is fragmented, almost all of which comes from DNSSEC signed domains.
Singapore’s father of IDNs
Guest Post: The man who introduced IDNs globally.
The future is still IPv6
Singapore has seen a rise in IPv6 capability, but no real change in use. What’s going on?
Where did my packet go? Measuring the impact of RPKI ROV
Guest Post: Doing RPKI ROV does not guarantee where your packet ends up.
Clustering network attacks using medium-interaction honeypots
Guest Post: Interactive honeypots can be used effectively to measure and discover groupings of attackers on your network.
A short history of Singapore’s role in the cable world
Guest Post: How Singapore became the nexus of undersea communications and the tree that shrank the world.