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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Now in this series, we’ve discussed what routing is, how it works, what’s wrong with routing, and types of routing incidents. In this last part, let’s talk about how to fix some of the problems by working together to improve routing secu
So far this week, we’ve talked about what routing is, how it works, and some of its general challenges. Now, let’s get specific about some of the biggest issues facing the Internet’s routing sy
In Part 1, we discussed what routing is and how data is sent across the Internet, and in Part 2 we discussed how routers work to build maps of the Internet and direct traffic.
Yesterday, we discussed what routing is, but how do routers actually build their maps of the Internet? The Internet has over 68,000 publicly visible networks, which means it’s impractical to know about the existence of every other network or how they’re connected.
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On 1 April 2020, many networks witnessed a massive BGP hijack by AS12389 (Rostelecom).
We’re pleased to announce that the Internet Society and the Asia Pacific Network Operators Group Ltd (APNOG) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to cooperate in supporting the MANRS initiative in the Asia-Pacific Region
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