Three of the best: Measurement
Measurement is always a popular topic on the APNIC Blog. Here are three of the best from 2024.
Tag: measurement
[Podcast] Measuring DNSSEC keying ‘drift’ between parent and child
An analysis of CDS and CDNSKEY records looking at mismatches between child and parent, and the nameservers for the zone.
Is it bandwidth or latency?
CACM has an entertaining write up on bufferbloat and latency.
Just how widely adopted is IPv6 in Australia?
Guest Post: Understanding the limitations and fluctuations in data can help build a more reliable narrative about IPv6 adoption.
[Podcast] The IPv6 transition
Global IPv6 adoption shows a linear trend, with varying progress across economies, prompting questions about the driving factors and their implications.
The IXP — a privileged observation point, the airport of the Internet
Guest Post: How has traffic changed over the years?
How we measure: ISP user counts
Breaking down APNIC Labs ISP user count measurement and its caveats.
The rise of packet rate attacks: When core routers turn evil
Guest Post: Fresh insights into the growing threat of high packet rate attacks.
Using honeybuckets to characterize cloud storage scanning in the wild
Guest Post: Researchers investigate the methods and frequency with which attackers target poorly secured cloud storage buckets.
Serial BGP hijackers: A reproducibility study and assessment of current dynamics
Guest Post: Profiling serial hijackers with less data than previous efforts while achieving similar accuracy.