Unpacking RFC 9199: Considerations for large authoritative server operators
Guest Post: RFC 9199 presents considerations to improve the security, resilience, and performance for large authoritative DNS server operators.
Tag: security
Investigating DNS abuse in Japan
Guest Post: Two DNS-related incidents that we see a lot in Japan are phishing sites and domain hijackings.
Routing status added to DASH
APNIC’s Dashboard for Autonomous System Health now has a route status service.
Is zero trust living up to expectations?
Guest Post: The easiest way to conceptualize zero trust is by considering what it is not.
Ferret: Automatically finding RFC compliance bugs in DNS nameservers
Guest Post: New open-source tool identifies 30 unique bugs across popular DNS implementations like Bind, Knot, NSD, and PowerDNS.
OpenLI: An open-source alternative for meeting Lawful Interception requirements
Guest Post: OpenLI is the world’s first open-source Lawful Interception software solution.
Stalloris: RPKI downgrade attack
Guest Post: Exploiting routing decisions made in BGP when networks cannot retrieve RPKI information from publication points.
How IoT devices can endanger your IPv6 privacy
Guest Post: A single Internet connected device employing EUI-64 can enable tracking of other devices, even if all other devices use privacy mechanisms such as IPv6 privacy extensions and the ISP employs prefix rotation.
RFC 9099 — Operational security considerations for IPv6 networks
Guest Post: Get to know RFC 9099, which analyses the operational security issues associated with deploying IPv6.
Suspicious traffic alerts released to DASH
A new feature in DASH offers configurable triggered alerts as email messages.