Dealing with the undercurrent of unwanted traffic
Guest Post: How much unwanted traffic is out there, and how much is too much to allow out of a source network?
Tag: security
KINDNS initiative to improve mutual understanding and security of DNS among operators
Guest Post: KINDNS is a new initiative to promote DNS operational security best practices and to encourage DNS operators to voluntarily commit to their implementation.
Threat Integration: Lessons of indicator and incident exchange
Guest Post: What can 20+ years of exchanging and integrating threat intelligence teach us?
Clustering network attacks using medium-interaction honeypots
Guest Post: Interactive honeypots can be used effectively to measure and discover groupings of attackers on your network.
Under the hood of DANE mismanagement in SMTP
Guest Post: Self-management of SMTP servers is error-prone.
Help secure global routing at APNIC 54
Guest Post: Why you should get involved in the Routing Security SIG at APNIC 54, and what you can expect.
IPv6 celebrates its 5th anniversary as an Internet Standard
Guest Post: Five years ago, the IETF declared the ‘new’ Internet Protocol IPv6 in RFC 8200.
Tackling DNS abuse through education, collaboration and innovation
Guest Post: The DNS Abuse Institute seeks to tackle the complex global issue of DNS abuse and make the Internet safer.
UDP-based amplification — the dangerous DDoS attack vector
Guest Post: Learn how to save time and money by protecting against UDP flood DoS attacks.
TLS 1.3: A story of experimentation and centralization
Guest Post: TLS 1.3 is an example of how Internet technology is developed and refined by a small number of players.