Three of the best: Security
Here are APNIC Blog’s top three posts related to Security for 2023.
Tag: security
The use of UTRS in combating DDoS attacks
Guest Post: New study shows that UTRS can be a useful tool in mitigating DDoS attacks, but it is not widely used.
JA4+ network fingerprinting
Guest Post: Powerful human and machine-readable network fingerprints for multiple protocols that improve threat-hunting and analysis.
Hazardous DNS echoes
Guest Post: Quantifying the problem of ‘echoing resolvers’ in the wild.
Security control changes due to TLS Encrypted Client Hello
Guest Post: How will the forthcoming TLS Encrypted Client Hello changes affect your current set of defences?
How to secure your online identity with security keys
Guest Post: First-hand experience implementing a hardware security key for the first time.
Vulnerability disclosure: A firsthand view
Guest Post: Documenting ethical considerations, potential consequences, and lessons learned from public disclosure.
Notes from NANOG 89: Trust and network infrastructure
The challenge of trustable Internet infrastructure.
Notes from NANOG 89: BGP error handling
What happens if an implementation of BGP recognizes a transitive attribute but all other implementations do not?
Rocky road towards ultimate UDP server with BPF-based load balancing on Linux: Part 2
Guest Post: Pavel Odinstov continues his exploration of how to speed up UDP data processing from FastNetMon inputs.