By Dr. Bahaa Al-Musawi, MANRS Fellow (2020 cohort) Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI), as defined in RFC 6810, was proposed to authenticate the relationship between a prefix and its origination. While it has many advantages, such as reducing route leaks, the system introduces some security issues.
Read More » about 2 Security Issues with RPKI and How To Fix Them
Today, we are proud to announce the 2021 MANRS Fellows. Fellows are emerging leaders who believe that routing security is essential and are ready to contribute to its improvement in training, research, or policy.
Join us in welcoming five respected industry leaders as this year’s MANRS Ambassadors in the areas of training, research, and policy
By Augusto Mathurin, MANRS Fellow (2020 Cohort) While the MANRS team has already covered Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) security and the MANRS Year in Review for 2020, we can analyze BGP incidents gathered from different sources and through different lenses.
Read More » about A Regional Look into BGP Incidents in 2020
We are excited to announce five individuals have been selected as 2021 MANRS Ambassadors, including two who served as Fellows last year. Ambassadors are representatives from MANRS participant organizations who show expertise and leadership in the routing security community.
The MANRS (Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security) Fellowship Program 2021 is now accepting applications. If you are an emerging leader eager to improve the well-being of the Internet’s global routing system, apply now
