APNIC is the Regional Internet Registry administering IP addresses for the Asia Pacific
APNIC is the Regional Internet Registry administering IP addresses for the Asia Pacific
KINDNS initiative to improve mutual understanding and security of DNS among operators
By Adiel Akplogan
Guest Post: KINDNS is a new initiative to promote DNS operational security best practices and to encourage DNS operators to voluntarily commit to their implementation.
Why are 5G and Wi-Fi underdelivering on performance in the wild: A China perspective
By Xinlei Yang
Guest Post: Around one third of Wi-Fi users in China are using 200+ Mbps fixed 'broadband' Internet access.
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Routing security in Singapore
By Aftab Siddiqui
Guest Post: How are .sg ccTLD domains performing from a Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) point of view?
Threat Integration: Lessons of indicator and incident exchange
By Kathleen Moriarty
Guest Post: What can 20+ years of exchanging and integrating threat intelligence teach us?
DNS evolution: Innovation or fragmentation?
By Geoff Huston
How should we engage with evolution and innovation in the Internet’s name space?
Interdomain BGP policies — do not transit
By Russ White
Guest Post: Examining the reasons and techniques used when an operator does not want traffic via a specific AS.
IP fragmentation and the DNS — Vulnerable DNS servers
By Carsten Strotmann
Guest Post: One in seven authoritative DNS servers found to be vulnerable to ICMP-based MTU spoofing attacks.
[Podcast] Taking a systems approach to developing new protocols
By Robbie Mitchell
It would be a whole lot easier to explain systems if we just built better systems.