Trusted assurance simplified
Guest Post: How can we simplify trusted assurance?
Tag: security
Trust, but verify: An engaged community is the best defence
The discovery of bad code deliberately inserted into the Linux kernel shows the value of an active community.
ZHtrap botnet uses honeypot to harvest infected devices
Guest Post: Analysis of a new type of botnet.
Spoofing packets: What is it, and why do people do it?
Spoofed packets allow senders to hide their source address. How do they work and why do they do it?
Cleaning up your RPKI invalid routes
Fixing your incorrect or outdated ROAs is easy — here’s how.
New update to DASH
A new feature in DASH allows users to receive recurring reports of their network’s top offending IP addresses.
Skidmap and malicious DNS data mining
Guest Post: Analysing hundreds of billions of daily DNS queries to produce actionable threat intelligence.
Where does zero trust begin and why is it important?
Guest Post: As zero trust becomes more pervasive, how do we maintain an assurance of its effectiveness?
Using DASH to identify economies by suspicious traffic
APNIC has a tool which looks at malicious traffic. So let’s take a deep dive!
Common pitfalls in RPKI deployment and how to avoid them
Guest Post: Exploring common knowledge gaps in RPKI and how to address them.