IXP automation made easy with new open-source tool
Guest Post: New open-source program, ARouteServer, provides automatic, as-secure-as-possible and feature-rich route server configurations.
Wi-Fi Security – Enterprise Wi-Fi networks
Guest Post: The third post in this series looks at enterprise Wi-Fi security.
Wi-Fi Security – Public Wi-Fi networks
Guest Post: In the second post of this series, Ronald van Kleunen examines the risks associated with Public Wi-Fi networks.
Wi-Fi Security – Home and Office Wi-Fi networks
Guest Post: In this series, Ronald van Kleunen examines the risks associated with three popular types of Wi-Fi networks and what you can do to manage them.
Event Wrap: APTLD 71
APNIC participated in APTLD71 in Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam, from 2 to 3 March 2017.
How to: Analyze threat intel with Bro
Obtain threat intelligence on your network to help fine-tune your security devices against malicious devices like Mirai bots in this how-to post.
The surprising connection between HyperLoglog and DNSSEC NSEC3
Guest Post: Bert Hubert shares his trick to rapidly determine the number of DNSSEC secured delegations in a zone.
Register for APNIC’s workshop in Cambodia, May 2017
Register now for a three-day Internet Resource Management and Network Security workshop from 29 to 31 May 2017, in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Event Wrap: MMNOG 2017, Myanmar
APNIC staff were among the 180 people who attended the second Myanmar Network Operators Group event, MMNOG 2017, held in Yangon from 4 to 5 March.
Making IPv6 Live: from the experts
Large network operators recently shared their IPv6 deployment stories and how they’re working towards an IPv6-only future.