DNS at IETF 122
A roundup of new documents, current work, and new work from DNSOP.
Tag: standards
RESTful Provisioning Protocol: From vision to IETF Working Group
Guest Post: The future of domain name provisioning is being designed now. Get involved!
IETF setting standards for AI preferences
Guest Post: The AIPREF Working Group will standardize building blocks for expressing preferences on how content is collected and processed for AI model development, deployment, and use.
[Podcast] Night of the BGP zombies
Geoff discusses BGP ‘zombie’ routes — routes that should have been withdrawn but persist in the routing system. He explores how these anomalies might occur and what can be done to address them.
[Podcast] Post-Quantum Cryptography
Geoff Huston discusses Post-Quantum Cryptography in Internet protocols and the DNS in particular.
Bytes from IETF 120 — a few routing topics
BGP over QUIC, a BCP for publication servers, and AS Path protection at IETF 120.
Openness in Internet standards: Necessary, but insufficient
Guest Post: How open are ‘open standards’ really?
When I use a word it means what I chose it to mean
What does it mean when a given RFC changes the words in the specification? Has the specification changed?
RFC 9518 — What can Internet standards do about centralization?
Guest Post: RFC 9518 “Centralization, Decentralization, and Internet Standards” has been published after more than two years of review, discussion, and revision.
Indicators of Compromise and their role in attack defence
Informational RFC looks at the fundamentals, opportunities, operational limitations, and recommendations for IoC use.