Analyzing the KSK roll
It’s time to look at the data to see what we can learn from the first roll of the root zone’s KSK.
Tag: security
Coming of age: a longitudinal study of TLS deployment
Guest Post: Study follows the evolution of TLS from 2012 using a dataset of 319.3 billion TLS connections collected from large universities and research centres across North America.
Event Wrap: TAF Cybersecurity Workshop
APNIC joined representatives from civil society, academia, the private sector, law and policy makers, and administrative agencies and officials for a 2.5 day dialogue on cybersecurity challenges in the Asia Pacific.
DNS-OARC 29: Diving into the DNS
DOH (DNS over HTTPS) and other means to secure the DNS attracted plenty of discussion at the recent DNS-OARC meeting.
NANOG 74: Securing the routing system
The level of interest in the general topic of routing security peaked at the recent NANOG meeting, with several thought-provoking presentations on the topic.
Cleaning up ROAs inconsistent with the BGP state
Guest Post: Route Origin Validation is gaining popularity, however, the number of broken legacy ROAs causing INVALID prefix-origin pairs is becoming a concern.
Creating safe and trusted spaces online
Guest Post: New Zealand’s Domain Name Commissioner discusses how the domain name sector could work with law enforcement agencies to ensure a safe and trusted domain name space across jurisdictions.
Protect your Maintainer and IRT passwords with bcrypt
The bcrypt mechanism provides APNIC Members with an easy-to-use method of protecting their whois objects from unauthorized changes.
Measuring the KSK Roll
APNIC Labs has been assisting with measuring how ready the Internet is for the DNS Root Zone KSK rollover.
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.