Can the IETF standardize in human rights?
The IETF Draft ‘Internet Protocols and the Human Rights to Freedom of Association and Assembly’ is up to its 11th version.
Tag: IETF
[Podcast] Can technology curb centralization in the Internet?
Does technology create big? Or does big create itself?
It’s time to reconsider selective FEC with high-priority resources in HTTP/3
Guest Post: Forward Error Correction can reduce the need for retransmission times in QUIC by >100 ms.
Semantic Networking discussions at the IETF
Guest Post: Discussing contentious topics like Semantic Routing helps with understanding the broader challenges of the Internet ecosystem.
[Podcast] DNS spoofing is a non-issue if we all do DNSSEC
DNS spoofing is a growing problem that can be stopped with a range of countermeasures or just DNSSEC.
The HTTPS record passes a key milestone
Guest Post: Recently approved HTTPS and SVCB record types aim to change a long-standing paradigm.
Notes from IETF 114
ROV measurement, DANE Portal, IPv6 extension headers, congestion control, and more topics of interest from IETF 114.
[Podcast] QUIC, and not so complex
New protocols like QUIC may seem complex to begin with but with experience and support they are becoming the next generation of protocol the Internet needs.
Unpacking RFC 9199: Considerations for large authoritative server operators
Guest Post: RFC 9199 presents considerations to improve the security, resilience, and performance for large authoritative DNS server operators.
[Podcast] Leave your preconceptions at the door: Challenges and opportunities for the Internet routing system
PING E16: Adrian Farrel discusses the the opportunities and challenges with tweaking the network layer.