Measuring the KSK Roll
APNIC Labs has been assisting with measuring how ready the Internet is for the DNS Root Zone KSK rollover.
Tag: security
Enhancing Traffic Light Protocol with IEP
Guest Post: Information Exchange Policy (IEP) provides greater clarity for inter-community sharing and interoperability between different sharing schemes.
Nouméa hosts a data-driven FIRST TC
The FIRST Technical Colloquium, held in the Pacific region for the first time, provides security professionals a myriad of ways that data can be collected, interpreted, visualized and acted upon.
ID4me: using the DNS as a directory for identities
Guest Post: New open source single sign-on platform protects users’ privacy.
TLS 1.3 updates the most important security protocol on the Internet
Guest Post: The recently updated TLS 1.3 delivers superior privacy, security, and performance.
Measuring ECDSA in DNSSEC: An Update
Has the use of elliptical curve cryptographic algorithms in generating digital signatures for securing the DNS improved since 2014?
DNSSEC ‘and’ DNS over TLS
A trustable DNS demands DNSSEC irrespective of the fate of DNS over TLS.
Sunrise DNS over TLS, sunset DNSSEC?
Guest Post: DNS over TLS brings reliable delivery of the DNS, which might make DNSSEC and DANE finally happen after all.
LEARNing to secure R&E networks in Sri Lanka
The Lanka National Research and Education Network (LEARN) held its first network security workshop to develop the capacity of its members.
Discovering evasive code in malicious websites
Guest Post: NTT Secure Platform Laboratories has discovered five previously unknown evasion techniques by using two types of honeyclients.