Since 2014, MANRS has grown to include three programs, each contributing to routing security in its own way. Participants implement tailored, relevant actions that ultimately help defend the Internet against route hijacks, route leaks, IP address spoofing, and other attacks.
Sudan the First Internet Society Chapter to Join MANRS
By Mohamed Hafez, the Information Security Team Lead of the Internet Society Sudan Chapter The Internet’s openness and global nature make it a wonderful tool to empower individuals and businesses worldwide
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Micro BGP Suite – Shell tools for MRT dumps and where to find them
By Lorenzo Cogotti, founder and lead of The DoubleFourteen Code Forge, a non-profit community promoting independent research and good software practices. As an admirer of the Unix philosophy, I’ve always marvelled at the simplicity of its shell design: basic tools cooperating to achieve complex results
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Why should you care about routing security? Introducing MANRS Primers
If you are a policymaker or a business executive, why should you care about routing security? Why does it matter to you? If you are an IT executive with hundreds of tasks to do, why should you prioritize routing security?
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New Data Source, Feedback Loop Enhance MANRS Observatory
The MANRS Observatory monitors Internet routing security by aggregating data from trusted sources into a user-friendly dashboard to help network operators improve the security of their networks.
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Introducing MANRS ROA Stats Tool
We are launching a free online tool today to help network operators and researchers see the state of Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) around the world.
Feedback Requested: Avoiding Commons Pitfalls in Managing ROAs
A MANRS task force has developed a set of recommendations to help increase the resilience and security of Route Origin Authorization (ROA). We would love to have your feedback.
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RPKI Week Opens with ROA Contest
This week is RPKI Week! To boost adoption of Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) during the event, we are running a contest to encourage network operators to add Route Origin Authorizations (ROAs) to their networks.
Cleaning Up RPKI Invalids in the AFRINIC Service Region
By Peter Peele, Computer Engineer, who has given us permission to repost this post from his blog.
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