[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.
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[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.
[Podcast] The check is in the (e)mail(s)
Philip Paeps from the FreeBSD Cluster Administrators group discusses a simple but powerful approach to measurement: email.
[Podcast] We don’t need subnets any more
Nets and subnets — do we actually need the idea of a subnet in the IP addressing architecture?
[Podcast] Measuring RPKI and BGP with Oregon RouteViews
Doug Madory discusses RPKI, BGP, and measurement using Oregon RouteViews.
[Podcast] Measuring Starlink TCP performance
Geoff Huston explores the performance of the BBR and Cubic flow control algorithms on the Starlink network through comprehensive measurements.
[Podcast] Using fibre optics to measure vehicle traffic
Dr Mona Jaber from QMUL discusses her research into the use of fibre optic communication systems to measure traffic, digital twins and social-science led research.
[Podcast] Digital sovereignty and standards
Geoff Huston discusses the EU taking a direct role in the IETF standards development process.
[Podcast] DNS-OARC’s many faces
DNS-OARC’s president, Phil Regnauld, discusses the three faces of DNS-OARC — the community, tools, and DITL collection.