Collaborate Disseminate
Via Timothy B. Lee, writing at Ars Technica, comes this tremendous piece enlightening us as to the vagaries DNS Over HTTPS, to the horror of ISps throught the United States of Surveillance. Today’s MustRead. Read it, my friends, for these-here United … Continue reading DOH: DNS Over HTTPS
eSNI Image Courtesy of Cloudflare
Another fix is in the works for one of the more hidden aggravations of internetworking security, the so-called Server Name Indication (SNI) extension debacle. The fix – an Encrypted Server Name Indication has been cra… Continue reading The Fix Is In: Clodflare’s eSNI
via Anthony Rutkowski, writing at CircleID, comes this tremendous piece on the conveyance as a weapon, entitled ‘Internet as Non-Kinetic WMD’. Today’s Must Read.
“What is amazing about all of these contemporary developments is that the DARPA Director… Continue reading Internetworking WMD
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A deeply (no pun intended) problematic physical security & connectivity planning scenario – specifically the lifespan of in-situ buried internetwork cabling (on, or near land) coupled with a paucity of outcome planning … Continue reading Buried Internetworking Infrastructure: Risky Business
via Ronald F. Guilmette (writing on the NANOG Mailinmg List), in which, his evident disgust (shared I’m sure by the majority of network engineers reading the NANOG List), at BGP route hijacks executed allegedly by BitCanal – a Portuguese firm, at this… Continue reading Action Taken to Curtail Portuguese Internetwork Firm Accused of Latest BGP Hijack