IPv6 extension headers revisited
Measuring the robustness of IPv6 extension headers.
Tag: APNIC Labs
A second look at QUIC use
Getting QUIC measurement right.
DoH, DoT, and plain old DNS
To what extent have these encrypted DNS technologies been taken up in the public Internet?
A look at QUIC use
How extensively is QUIC being used on today’s Internet?
LACNIC looks under the browser’s bonnet
Agustin Formoso, from LACNIC R&D, has been looking at end user measurements for the LACNIC region using experiments in the browser recruited from website visits.
Visualize your country’s BGP network with vizAS
A new APNIC Labs tool is now available on the labs website, providing a visualization of the BGP peering relationships within a single economy, over IPv4 and IPv6.
Event Wrap: RIPE 70 & DNS-OARC Spring Workshop
A record 673 delegates attended RIPE 70 in Amsterdam from 11-15 May.
All you can eat data, at nation scale
Recently an Australian radio program announced the total download for Australia in 2013 was 1.1 exabytes. Let’s unpack that.
Event Wrap: 10th AINTEC 2014
APNIC’s George Michealson presented on the Labs IPv6 measurement activity at this event.
AINTEC Chiang Mai and the Asian Internet Research scene
I attended AINTEC 2014 at Chiang Mai last week, and I was overwhelmingly impressed by the strong group of ICT specialists who are helping Internet technology deploy, and conducting world class research and development.