Securing Indonesia’s Internet: ROA gains and the road to robust routing
Indonesia’s rapid increase in Route Origin Authorizations (ROAs) from 66% to 90% marks a major step towards safer Internet routing.
Indonesia’s rapid increase in Route Origin Authorizations (ROAs) from 66% to 90% marks a major step towards safer Internet routing.
Routing the root, PQC for the RPKI, TTLs in the DNS, and much more from RIPE 91.
Guest Post: Join the discussion on the proposed ‘RPKI Trust Anchor Constraints’ specification and share your feedback to benefit the community.
Guest Post: The NRO has published a new reference page to help network operators and other members of the Internet technical community learn how to create ROAs through each of the five RIRs.
Guest Post: Analysing the mechanics of stealthy BGP hijacking with a topology-aware risk assessment and long-term monitoring.
Guest Post: The technical community has identified the best ways to get started with RPKI. Some our most important RPKI experience is collected in this post.
RIR experts unite to enhance transparency, security, and user experience in the RPKI system.
Three more proposals have now been added to the agenda for discussion at APNIC 60.
RPKI relies on digital signatures to secure Internet routing — but these signatures could be cracked by future quantum computers. RPKI needs to upgrade to quantum-safe signatures before that day comes.
The latest measurements on APNIC’s Whois, RDAP, RPKI, IRR, and rDNS are now available.