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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The world needs a secure and resilient Internet, especially in the face of an ongoing pandemic still driving more activity and more people online. Here, we’ll share a few highlights from the MANRS Community Report 2021 and outline some of our plans for 2022
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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.
The MANRS Steering Committee election closed at 23.59 UTC on 5 November 2021, and the result has now been confirmed by the Election Chair Craig Ng (APNIC).
By Somesh Chaturmohta and Ali Monfared, Microsoft Networking Today, we are happy to see the Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS) community coming together to propose a set of recommendations for the management of cryptographic objects that are at the heart of Resource Public […]
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We’re holding two MANRS Community Meetings on Wednesday, 20 October 2021, and we’ve managed to line up some great speakers for this one! We will hold two separate sessions to facilitate participation from across the glo
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The MANRS community is looking for volunteers to serve on its new Steering Committee and will open the call for nominations on 1 October 2021 in anticipation of a November election.
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.
