Routing concepts you may have forgotten, part 2: BGP is just harnessing gossip
Is BGP one giant, global network of gossip about routes?
Tag: ASNs
A tool to detect BGP lies
Guest Post: A framework that overcomes the problem in IP-to-AS mapping.
Vocus RPKI implementation
Guest Post: Vocus’ AS4826 is now dropping all invalid ROAs. Here’s how they did it.
A major BGP route leak by AS55410
Guest Post: AS55410 mistakenly announced more than 30,000 BGP prefixes, highlighting the need to implement effective route filtering.
Common pitfalls in RPKI deployment and how to avoid them
Guest Post: Exploring common knowledge gaps in RPKI and how to address them.
How do we count ASNs?
Now that we know what it means to be an ASN, how do we count them?
What, exactly, are ASNs?
What does it ‘mean’ to be an AS number?
Developing new metrics for tracking IMRS traffic
A recent study examines new metrics that could passively track traffic to ICANN managed root servers.
APNIC Membership hits 8,000
On the third week of May 2020, APNIC welcomed its 8,000th direct Member.
One year of BGP (in)security
Guest Post: Follow the impact of a real-world route leak from 2019 that had ramifications around the world.