Security round up (July-September 2020)
The APNIC 50 FIRST TC sessions were one of many recent events attended by the security team.
Tag: security
Enabling privacy-aware zone exchanges among authoritative and recursive DNS servers
Guest Post: New privacy-aware schema assists with protecting Authoritative DNS servers from Water Torture attacks.
Are you filtering for inbound spoofed packets? Chances are you’re not
Guest Post: Now there is a way to identify if your network has deployed Source Address Validation for incoming traffic.
Web cache attacks in the tangled web
Guest Post: The diverse interoperability of the Internet is both a strength and weakness.
Evolving threats in maritime VSAT security
Guest Post: Vulnerabilities in some forms of maritime satellite communication mean hackers with limited resources can eavesdrop.
A tale of VoIP, NAT and some confused engineers
Guest Post: Network Address Translation can incur many unseen issues for VoIP Providers.
Have your say on Dynamic Coalition for Internet Standards, Security and Safety
Guest Post: Take a five-minute survey to help prioritize work on a new Dynamic Coalition looking into speeding up the Internet standards process.
How COVID-19 changed the cyber threat landscape in Taiwan
COVID-19 is not just a serious health threat, it’s a cyber threat as well.
Why bigger isn’t always better when it comes to TLS key size
Guest Post: For TLS server certificates, what sized RSA keys currently provide the best combination of security and performance?
How DASH helps monitor network health
APNIC’s latest security product helps network operators compare malicious activity on their network with their broader economy and region.