Opinion: Walking the policy tightrope
Finding the appropriate balance in government policy towards Internet issues can be like tightrope walking.
A complex network analysis of global Internet public peering
Guest Post: Modelling a complex graph from PeeringDB to characterize the key Internet peering players and their interactions over time.
KINDNS initiative to improve mutual understanding and security of DNS among operators
Guest Post: KINDNS is a new initiative to promote DNS operational security best practices and to encourage DNS operators to voluntarily commit to their implementation.
Why are 5G and Wi-Fi underdelivering on performance in the wild: A China perspective
Guest Post: Around one third of Wi-Fi users in China are using 200+ Mbps fixed ‘broadband’ Internet access.
Routing security in Singapore
Guest Post: How are .sg ccTLD domains performing from a Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) point of view?
Threat Integration: Lessons of indicator and incident exchange
Guest Post: What can 20+ years of exchanging and integrating threat intelligence teach us?
DNS evolution: Innovation or fragmentation?
How should we engage with evolution and innovation in the Internet’s name space?
Interdomain BGP policies — do not transit
Guest Post: Examining the reasons and techniques used when an operator does not want traffic via a specific AS.
IP fragmentation and the DNS — Vulnerable DNS servers
Guest Post: One in seven authoritative DNS servers found to be vulnerable to ICMP-based MTU spoofing attacks.
[Podcast] Taking a systems approach to developing new protocols
It would be a whole lot easier to explain systems if we just built better systems.