Reliable IoT network traffic inference
Understanding and managing changes in IoT device behaviour to make network traffic predictions more reliable.
Tag: security
How networking technology enables cheating in online exams
Guest Post: How might a student cheat during a supervised in-person online exam in a BYOD environment?
First penguin advantage in cryptography?
Deprecating SHA-256, RSA, ECDSA, and ECDH key usage ahead of quantum computing?
Observing the DDoS landscape requires collaboration
Guest Post: An industry-academic analysis on trends in direct-path and reflection-amplification attacks to encourage greater common understanding of the DDoS landscape.
Three of the best: Security
Here are APNIC Blog’s top three posts related to security for 2024.
Three of the best: ‘How to…’
‘How to’ posts are a great way to learn how to use a new tool, troubleshoot problems, or perform advanced tasks. Here are three of 2024’s best.
Three of the best: George Michaelson
In 2024, George Michaelson touched on topics ranging from news to explainers. Here are three of George’s best.
Three of the best: Guest Posts
Three of the best Guest Posts of 2024.
Zeros are heroes: NSEC3 parameter settings in the wild
Guest Post: Do authoritative nameservers and resolvers follow best practices for NSEC3 settings?
Post-Quantum Cryptography
Using Moore’s Law, a computer 20 years into the future is predicted to be around 10,000 times more capable than today’s computation capabilities. Geoff Huston explores some practical implications.