Hiding the DNS
A more detailed look at the efforts to hide the DNS behind HTTPS.
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DDoS and the DNS
We don’t have to accept that the DNS has to be a victim of DDoS attacks.
Google fixes Public DNS Service
Google has fixed an IPv6 fragmentation handling problem in their Public DNS Service.
Understanding stealthy BGP hijacking risk in the ROV era
Guest Post: Analysing the mechanics of stealthy BGP hijacking with a topology-aware risk assessment and long-term monitoring.
[Podcast] Geolocation and Starlink
Geoff Huston discusses the problem of Geolocation and Starlink, with mis-attribution of traffic to economies an increasing concern.
Analysing the state of Happy Eyeballs implementations
Guest Post: The Happy Eyeballs algorithm supports IPv6 deployment by giving clients the ability to prefer IPv6, quickly fall back to IPv4 when necessary, and protect the user experience in either case. But how widely is it implemented?
IPv6 Deployment at APNIC 60
The IPv6 deployment session at APNIC 60 covered new IPv6 scanning techniques, Vietnamese IPv6-only ambitions, how IPv6 enables IoT use cases, and more.
Notes from AusNOG 2025
Network operations, BGP, post-quantum cryptography, and more from AusNOG 2025.
Keynotes at APNIC 60: Leslie Daigle and Vu The Binh
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.
Preventing route leaks made simple: BGP roleplay with Junos (RFC 9234)
Guest Post: For 35 years, accidental BGP route leaks and hijacks have been routine — a simple tweak, now defined in RFC 9234, could have prevented most of them.