Australian Internet and astronomy: A deep relationship
What implications does the Square Kilometre Array have for Australian Internet operations?
Tag: networking
Using TLS for active server fingerprinting
Guest Post: How TLS stack fingerprinting can be done efficiently and provide valuable security-related insights.
Networking Wireless@SG
Wireless@SG has implemented several enhancements that focus on enhancing consumer experience and enterprise adoption.
[Podcast] Taking a clean slate to designing the Internet of the future
PING E18: SCION is a secure and reliable inter-domain routing protocol built for today’s Internet needs.
BNG Blaster – The open network tester for the IP networking community
Guest Post: The BNG Blaster is an open-source tool that can simulate massive PPPoE and IPoE (DHCP) sessions, which could be using IPTV services, L2TPv2 (LNS emulation), L2BSA, QoS, forwarding verification, lawful intercept, and convergence testing capabilities.
Register now for Network Management and Monitoring Workshop, Bangkok
This face-to-face APNIC Academy workshop in Bangkok will introduce Network Management and Monitoring concepts, techniques, tools, and best practices.
Reducing bias of networking A/B tests
Guest Post: If we stop and think about experiments in computer networks, there is no question that interference exists!
Data-plane security applications in adversarial settings
Guest Post: High-speed programmable switches are promising but share common design pitfalls that are potentially exploitable.
Increasing the robustness of Neighbor Discovery for IPv6
Guest Post: A new Internet draft proposes several changes to increase the robustness of Neighbor Discovery.
How to: Employing network validation, part 2
Guest Post: Learn how to use open-source tools, Suzieq and Batfish, to validate and evaluate network automation processes.