DNSSEC KSK Ceremony 43
Guest Post: After issues at recent DNSSEC KSK ceremonies what can we expect at the next one?
Category:
Tech matters
Can the DNS support encryption without enabling centralization?
Guest Post: Study shows clients can distribute DNS queries across a set of popular recursive resolvers without performance degradation.
DNS security and key ceremonies
Guest Post: What happens at a Root KSK ceremony? What’s at stake, and what could go wrong?
The relevance of heavy hitters and the rise of big-fast flows
Guest Post: Eleven-year study characterizes the rise of heavy hitters and big-fast TCP flows.
Introducing REx: A new approach for the Internet Directory
Say hello to REx! APNIC’s new tool provides comprehensive data on Internet numbers in the Asia Pacific.
Opinion: Learning from Facebook’s mistakes
Opinion: How can the industry learn from this recent outage if reporting is vague?
Weaponizing middleboxes for TCP reflected amplification
Guest Post: Researchers show how middleboxes and censorship infrastructure can be abused to launch reflected DoS amplification attacks over TCP.
A new Internet architecture
Guest Post: SCION is a clean-slate architecture, overcoming limitations of today’s IP and BGP-based Internet.
Who emailed who? Institutional privacy risks in the DNS
Guest Post: Institutions that run their own recursive resolvers and route from their own AS are most susceptible to privacy risks.
The role of IP addresses in security processes
Guest Post: Maintaining an accurate inventory of active IP addresses is critical for security.