[Podcast] Why the saga of IPv6 may never end
PING E17: Why is it taking so long for the world to transition to IPv6?
Tag: measurement
Know thy lag: In-network gameplay detection and latency monitoring
Guest Post: ISPs serving gamers can offer radically different gaming latencies depending on their peering relationships and path selection preferences.
How IoT devices can endanger your IPv6 privacy
Guest Post: A single Internet connected device employing EUI-64 can enable tracking of other devices, even if all other devices use privacy mechanisms such as IPv6 privacy extensions and the ISP employs prefix rotation.
More mysterious DNS root query traffic from a large cloud/DNS operator
Guest Post: Learn how the team at Verisign solved the mysterious case of the Google’s prepending nonce labels.
[Podcast] Do government networks have a role to play in deploying RPKI?
PING E14: Discussing the state of RPKI in Australia and New Zealand with Terry Sweetser.
Open DNS resolvers, from bad to worse
Guest Post: 80% of DDoS attacks can be reduced by patching 20% of open DNS resolvers.
Using ccTLD data to study the impact of local IXPs
Guest Post: ccTLD data shows some interesting trends, especially for operators and those wishing to build capability in the Asia Pacific region.
The transition to IPv6: Are we there yet?
Will we reach the end of this transition with a bang or a whimper?
Testing LEO and GEO satellite services in Australia
Performance differs greatly for Sky Muster (GEO) and Starlink (LEO) satellite services in Australia based on which TCP flow control protocol you use.
Shedding light on power plant control networks
Guest Post: Study seeks to understand the previously unknown network topology and application mix of power plant networks.