Introducing Network Vulnerability Detection in DASH
APNIC’s DASH platform has introduced a new Potential Security Vulnerabilities service to help Members identify and fix network weaknesses before they can be exploited.
APNIC’s DASH platform has introduced a new Potential Security Vulnerabilities service to help Members identify and fix network weaknesses before they can be exploited.
This post shares insights from the APNIC 60 joint session with FIRST about targeted espionage, SEO spam, and academic network vulnerabilities.
Leslie Daigle and Vu The Binh opened APNIC 60 with keynotes: Leslie on tackling bad traffic, and Vu on Viet Nam’s path to IPv6-only and its strategies for IPv6, data centres, and CDNs.
Adli Wahid explores the APNIC honeypot network and explains how Members can access honeynet traffic data via DASH.
Supporting an effective security community with a collaborative workshop on honeypots and threat hunting.
APNIC delivered training and presented at the Phoenix Summit 2025, held in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 19 to 24 May 2025.
How APNIC products were improved in 2024 to benefit Members and the wider community.
View and track your networks’ MANRS readiness scores in APNIC’s DASH.
Guest Post: An analysis of scanning behaviour in darknets and honeynets.
Informational RFC looks at the fundamentals, opportunities, operational limitations, and recommendations for IoC use.