Today, we are glad to share a milestone for the Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS) initiative: the number of participants in the network operator program has reached 500.
Major ANZ operators at risk of traffic hijack as they lag on RPKI
This article originally appeared on CommsDay, which has kindly let us republish it.
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Another BGP Incident Impacts TWC, Rogers, Charter and Others
Just like an incident last week, today the Internet saw another routing incident in the global BGP routing system.
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Big route leak shows need for routing security
Yesterday saw another significant routing incident in the global BGP routing system, once again highlighting why it’s important for network operators to be implementing good routing security practices.
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Announcing the MANRS Ambassadors
We’ve appointed four MANRS ambassadors in the areas of training, research, and policy. We’re excited to welcome Anirban Datta, Flavio Luciani, Boris Mimeur, and Sanjeev Gupta to the program, and can’t wait to benefit from their input and exper
Not just another BGP Hijack
On 1 April 2020, many networks witnessed a massive BGP hijack by AS12389 (Rostelecom).
Public DNS in Taiwan the latest victim to BGP hijack
Yet another incident of Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) hijack, with the latest victim this time in Taiwan.
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Route Leak Causes Major Google Outage
Google recently faced a major outage in many parts of the world thanks to a BGP leak.
SANOG 32 – Another Success Story for MANRS
SANOG 32 saw another MANRS milestone reached when the ISP Association of Bangladesh (ISPAB) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Internet Society.
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