Event Wrap: NANOG 82
Geoff Huston gave a presentation on DNS evolution at NANOG 82, held online from 14 to 16 June 2021.
Adventures in open DNS resolution: How to use threat intelligence for the public good
Guest Post: A lot of groups develop great cybersecurity intelligence. Can we apply that knowledge via public resolvers?
Docker IPv6 networking, routing, and NDP proxying
Guest Post: How to specify an IPv6 address, in the range assigned by an ISP, for outgoing connections from the Atlas container.
Security round up (April-June 2021)
The APNIC security team attended a variety of events last quarter, including the FIRST Cyber Threat Intelligence Summit and the AusCERT 2021 conference.
TCP Fast Open? Not so fast!
Guest Post: As TCP becomes more important to DNS, overhead is becoming an issue.
Opinion: CDNs and centrality
Are there lessons in recent outages?
Event Wrap: bdNOG 13
APNIC staff provided training and participated in bdNOG 13, held online 10 – 12 June 2021.
RENs: Pioneers of the Internet in the Asia Pacific
Before the commercial Internet in the Asia Pacific, there were Research and Education Networks (RENs). What’s their role today?
Encryption breaking vs subversion: Know the difference
The AN0M police sting, which subverted encryption, has lessons for how we think about trust on the Internet.
Hello World: Enabling Internationalized Domain Names
Guest Post: Towards an inclusive and multilingual Internet.