Lessons from securing a remote workforce
Our infrastructure and systems teams share some of the lessons they’ve learnt over the years to help secure APNIC staff when they work remotely.
A new infrastructure to serve RDAP
APNIC has made some major changes to its RDAP infrastructure aiming to improve its availability, latency, and data quality.
Open-source solution enables operators to comply with Lawful Interception standards
Guest Post: Help support a community funded open-source project to enable low-cost lawful interception.
What’s the deal with IPv6 link-local addresses?
Guest Post: Find out how how link-local addresses in IPv6, specifically the ‘%eth0’-part of link-local addresses, can have an impact on RIPE Atlas measurements.
Protecting log records at 35,000 feet
Guest Post: syslog-ng is an open-source log archive protection service developed by Airbus.
Advanced Kea DHCP features
Guest Post: Kea has a number of advanced features including database support, hooks, High Availability and API support capabilities.
Announcing the Asia Pacific Internet Development Trust (APIDT)
The APNIC Executive Council is pleased to announce today the establishment of the Asia Pacific Internet Development Trust (APIDT).
Announcement regarding IPv4 Address Block 43/8
Guest Post: Founder of the WIDE Project, Jun Murai, discusses the future of the 43/8 IPv4 address block.
The best laid plans…
Never did anyone think a virus would be the trigger for the root signing emergency plan.
An Opinion Piece on Internet Security
Opinion: Why has our public key certificate system failed the Internet so badly?