Revisiting reverse DNS use
Guest Post: What percentage of IP networks are delegating corresponding reverse DNS zones to one of their authoritative name servers?
Opinion: consolidation, centralization, and the Internet architecture
Guest Post: As the Internet has matured, it seems to have fed the creation of large, centralized entities that provide most Internet services, for better and worse.
DNS-OARC 29: Diving into the DNS
DOH (DNS over HTTPS) and other means to secure the DNS attracted plenty of discussion at the recent DNS-OARC meeting.
Fellowships provide invaluable opportunity
Guest Post: Discover what a fellowship to an APNIC conference means for the Internet leaders of tomorrow.
APTLD celebrates 20th anniversary
Guest Post: The recent APTLD meeting provided an opportunity to look back on its past achievements, as well as look ahead to its future.
RIPE 77: Geo is hard
Is it time we review the way we record resource geolocation to be more in line with users’ needs?
NANOG 74: Securing the routing system
The level of interest in the general topic of routing security peaked at the recent NANOG meeting, with several thought-provoking presentations on the topic.
DNS-OARC 29: KSK roll and two days of DNS internals
The 29th DNS-OARC workshop was a remarkably effective DNS meeting, with a wealth of operational experience and engagement.
Complementing community routing efforts
APNIC welcomes your suggestions to help us consider the best approach to addressing ROA inconsistencies.
RIPE 77: DDoS defence, zombie routes, machine learning and more
Here are a few moments I’ve captured from the first two days of the RIPE 77 meeting happening this week.