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Routing Security

April 19, 2022

April 19, 2022

Majority of Announced IPv6 Address Space Now Secured by ROAs

This post was originally published on the Internet Society Pulse website on 19 April 2022. Internet measurement results from our friends at APNIC show that efforts to improve the security and resilience of the Internet’s routing system passed a significant milestone recently

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Category iconRouting Security

April 18, 2022

RFC 7911 – What happens when routers do not speak the same language

To regularly analyze the behavior of global routing and the updates your BGP speaker is receiving, the Multi-Threaded Routing Toolkit (MRT) format reads, reviews, and stores this information in a standardized data representation.

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Category iconRouting Security

April 13, 2022

The US FCC Asked About Routing Security. Here’s what MANRS Participants Had to Say.

This week, the Internet Society submitted comments in response to a United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Notice of Inquiry (NOI) on routing security.

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Category iconMANRS Publications,  Routing Security

March 29, 2022

Lesson Learned: Twitter Shored Up Its Routing Security

With so many eyes on networks and traffic flows around Ukraine and Russia, any misleading announcement is quickly investigated. That’s what happened yesterday, when AS8342 (RTComm) started announcing 104.244.42.0/24, a prefix assigned to Twitter Inc

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Category iconRouting Security,  Routing Security Incidents Tag iconbgp hijack,  RPKI

March 4, 2022

Did Ukraine suffer a BGP hijack and how can networks protect themselves?

On 15 February 2022, several high-level Ukrainian services including the Ministry of Defence and two large national banks were targeted with DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service) attacks. Financial services were disrupted for several hours.

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Category iconNews and Announcements,  Routing Security,  Routing Security Incidents Tag iconBGP,  bgp hijack,  RPKI

February 21, 2022

BGP Security in 2021

The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is central to how networks direct traffic across the Internet, and it provides the flexibility and scalability to accommodate Internet growth.

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Category iconRouting Security,  Routing Security Incidents

February 17, 2022

KlaySwap – Another BGP Hijack Targeting Crypto Wallets

It’s happened again. On 3 February, cryptocurrency platform KLAYswap had a security incident that allowed hackers to steal 2.2 billion (KRW), or about USD 1.9 million worth of digital (crypto currency) assets

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Category iconRouting Security,  Routing Security Incidents

November 12, 2021

The Routing Game: Hunting Invalid Routes

By Romain Fontugne, MANRS Fellow and Senior Researcher at Internet Initiative Japan (IIJ) Research Lab In the past few years we have seen a substantial increase in the number of registered Route Origin Authorization (ROA) objects.

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Category iconAmbassador & Fellowship,  Routing Security Tag iconROA,  ROV,  RPKI

October 6, 2021

Facebook Has Good MANRS. Mistakes Still Happen.

A colleague calls his dad every afternoon, usually via WhatsApp.

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Category iconRouting Security Tag iconBGP,  Facebook

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