The APNIC Community Honeynet Project
The APNIC Community Honeynet Project seeks to help network engineers and network security personnel understand their online adversaries.
Tag: security
Detecting IPv6 network scans
Guest Post: Researchers are using DNS backscatter to detect large-scale scans of IPv6 address space.
A tale of two honeypots in Bhutan
Honeypots can be useful tools for security research, teaching us about attackers’ methods.
Extract malware configurations with MalConfScan
Guest Post: MalConfScan is a new malware analysis and memory forensics tool developed by JPCERT/CC to assist with incident investigations.
Cybersecurity no longer ‘just an IT problem’ in Sri Lanka
TechCERT’s Dileepa Lathsara says cybersecurity is now a board-level discussion in Sri Lanka.
Event Wrap: 31st Annual FIRST Conference
APNIC participated at the 31st Annual FIRST Conference in Edinburgh, Scotland, from 16 to 21 June 2019.
Advanced Blackholing at Internet Exchange Points
Remote Triggered Blackholing has major limitations when applied at Internet Exchange Points.
Putting a stop to Internet time shifters
Guest Post: New Network Time Protocol client secures against time shifting by man-in-the-middle attackers.
One in four Google Public DNS requests are being intercepted in China: report
Guest Post: Have you ever considered when you use Google DNS as your resolver, whether your queries may be answered by somebody else?
The drawbacks of blackholing
Guest Post: Study seeks to understand how blackholing is used following DDoS attacks to improve mitigation techniques.