[Podcast] Calling time on DNSSEC part 2 of 2
Following on from his last podcast, Geoff explores how to fix the problem in DNSSEC deployment and how this can benefit TLS.
Tag: measurement
Democratizing LEO satellite network measurement
Guest Post: Researchers create the new open-source methodology ‘HitchHiking’ to conduct the largest LEO network measurement to date.
Whose CIDR is it anyway?
Guest Post: A look at centralization in the ownership of IP blocks.
Revisiting IXP peering LAN security in the light of new threats and technology evolution
Guest Post: Revisiting and suggesting improvements to peering LAN recommendations, based on several years of traffic statistics from a large IXP.
Revisiting DNS and UDP truncation
What are the UDP buffer sizes used in recursive resolver queries to nameservers, and how effective is truncation in today’s DNS?
A multifaceted look at Starlink performance: The good, the bad and the ugly
Guest Post: First-of-its-kind comprehensive analysis of Starlink performance using several measurement sources.
[Podcast] Testing Post Quantum Cryptography DNSSEC
If quantum computing becomes viable, Post Quantum Cryptography (PQC) will be needed to replace RSA and ECC signatures in DNSSEC. How well can today’s DNS system handle PQC methods?
[Podcast] Calling time on DNSSEC: Part 1 of 2
Geoff Huston discusses the market failure of DNSSEC in deployment.
Exploring IPv6 scanning activities and prefix discovery
Guest Post: An analysis of scanning behaviour in darknets and honeynets.
Off-path TCP hijacking in NAT-enabled Wi-Fi networks
Guest Post: New off-path TCP hijacking attack in Wi-Fi networks that exploits vulnerabilities in the NAT mapping strategies of routers discovered.