Basic routing concepts, part 2: BGP is just harnessing gossip
Is BGP one giant, global network of gossip about routes?
Tag: BGP
Basic routing concepts, part 1: Prefixes
Prefixes are fundamental to routing. How do they work?
What’s ‘interop testing’ and why is it so tricky?
What happens when two people correctly read the same RFC yet their implementations of that protocol still differ?
More notes from IETF 111
Geoff Huston discusses currently active IETF areas that are not DNS related.
It’s time to replace MD5 with TCP-AO
Guest Post: Secure your routers and upgrade to TCP Authentication Option.
RPKI invalids are not going away
Guest Post: How do we fix invalid RPKI routes and whose job is it?
RPKI rollout at Hurricane Electric
Guest Post: What we can learn from a major rollout, and the current state of RPKI.
A survey on securing inter-domain routing: Part 2
What can we take from past experiences at securing BGP to mitigate growing number of attacks on it?
A survey on securing inter-domain routing: Part 1
A major ongoing concern related to the BGP is its lack of effective security measures.
A tool to detect BGP lies
Guest Post: A framework that overcomes the problem in IP-to-AS mapping.