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Geoff Huston investigates how authoritative DNS servers respond to random name attacks.
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BGP in 2018 — BGP Churn
Part two of Geoff’s BGP report for 2018 assesses whether the stability of the routing system is changing.
Policy Series: Making it easier to get IPv6
Akinori Maemura was one of a group of policy trailblazers from the APNIC region that helped create the first global IPv6 policy.
Revisiting reverse DNS use
Guest Post: What percentage of IP networks are delegating corresponding reverse DNS zones to one of their authoritative name servers?
Measuring ECDSA in DNSSEC: An Update
Has the use of elliptical curve cryptographic algorithms in generating digital signatures for securing the DNS improved since 2014?
What drives IPv6 deployment?
Geoff Huston delves into the statistics to test common theories on the deployment of IPv6. Are they true?
How well does ATR actually work?
Additional Truncated Response (ATR) does not completely fix the issue of large responses but it is worth considering if you want a faster DNS service.
Measuring the Root Zone KSK Trust
APNIC Labs attempts to validate the proportion of resolvers reporting trust in KSK-2017 ahead of the restart of the Root Zone DNS key roll process.
Not rolling the KSK
Why has the DNS Root Zone KSK roll been postponed? Geoff Huston digs into the data to explain.
Six policy proposals: what’s up for discussion at APNIC 44
Managing the remaining IPv4 /8, leasing address space, and IPv6 allocation procedures are among the proposals to be discussed at the three-session Open Policy Meeting at APNIC 44 next month.