🌐 United Nations Leaves #ICANN / #APNIC / #ARIN Experts Out Of Planned Internet "Stakeholder Governance"

With Plans For "accountability criteria for discrimination and misleading content"

#sniffing #infosec #UnitedNations #Internet #networking #WEF #News

https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/22/icann_un_digital_compact_warning/

"Happy 50th birthday, Ethernet”

The history of #Ethernet with lots of interesting technical details by #APNIC

https://blog.apnic.net/2023/06/29/happy-50th-birthday-ethernet/

#APNIC re-posted my analysis of #CAA #DNS records across all domains under the #gTLDs:

https://blog.apnic.net/2023/06/28/whose-certificate-is-it-anyway/

@HopelessDemigod #ARIN is just the most classist paywallers, but #RIPENCC, #AfriNIC, #APNIC ain't conceptually better...

The core problem is that said resources are monetized.

Only IPv4 adresses are limited tho and the fact that the DoD has several /8's - one is already enough to give every enlited member, vehicle and weapon system a static public IPv4 - it's just extremely wasteful.

In fact, a huge warm asset of Apple is the fact that it owns a /8

#APNIC blog: Is the public cloud ready for #IPv6?

https://blog.apnic.net/2023/04/19/is-the-public-cloud-ready-for-ipv6/

https://blog.apnic.net/2023/04/19/is-the-public-cloud-ready-for-ipv6/

#cloud #ipv6 #IPv6only #apnic #blog

#APNIC syndicated the blog post version of the above thread covering my #DNS analysis of #MX records in the gTLDs:

https://blog.apnic.net/2023/04/05/who-reads-your-email/

Well, I didn't get in to the #APNIC EC, but at least we stopped the guys who were trying to dramatically change it for the worse!

#APNIC executive council election results are in. No Larus-endorsed candidate was elected. https://orbit.apnic.net/hyperkitty/list/apnic-announce@apnic.net/thread/F5BK3W4WJNIXAGEUX2RACAYADSYNB2OF/

#APNIC Election votes are now *closed*. Time to open a beer. Or, to be PRECISE, my second beer.

Big #apnic55 day today and I missed almost all of it. Tomorrow should be better! Don't forget to vote, if you're an #APNIC member. I recommend this guy.
https://2023.apricot.net/elections/nominations/robthomas/

The Internet Last Week

* VNC average signals volume rising
https://dataplane.org/statistics/vncrfb.html
* APRICOT 2023 / APNIC 55
https://2023.apricot.net/program/schedule
* DNS Root server prefix hijacks
https://twitter.com/leftman76/status/1629393174631178242
https://twitter.com/leftman76/status/1629712761667170304
* Dish Network outage
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/dish-network-goes-down-in-a-mysterious-outage-employees-cut-off/
https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/24/23613737/dish-outage-internal-system-issue-boost-mobile-genesis
* M3AAWG 57th
https://www.m3aawg.org/upcoming-meetings
#VNC #APRICOT #APNIC #DNS #DISH #M3AAWG

Attention tech journalists:

Can I convince you or your colleagues to report on some really important and potentially very consequential Internet governance issues that have been going on? This really is kind of a big deal and almost no one is reporting on it. Boosts appreciated.

The Regional Internet Registries (#RIRs) such as #AFRINIC, #APNIC, and #RIPE, which among other things, manage the numbers (e.g., IP addresses) have quite literally been under attack at the governance level.

AFRINIC is currently in a very uncertain state and is probably the place you should start your research. Begin here and work your way backwards or forwards:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd36oL07odM&list=PLO8DR5ZGla8hFbB2qGVHFRSmJO83G9ReF&index=18

Fascinating article by Geoff Huston of #APNIC on #IPv4 and #IPv6 addressing through 2022:

https://blog.apnic.net/2023/01/23/ip-addressing-through-2022/

"One is the fact that [IPv4] demand is outstripping supply and price escalation is an inevitable consequence." It appears the supply of sellers is slowing, resulting in both higher prices and less liquidity.

I'm personally less concerned than Geoff about IPv4 "service cones" outside walled gardens, as IPv6 is so much less painful than behind-NAT content delivery over private IPv4.

Who controls the #internet? Here's neat look from the excellent #APNIC blog. #DNS #TLD

Spoiler, it's #Verisign, mostly.

https://blog.apnic.net/2023/01/13/who-controls-the-internet/

Comprehensive article about #DNS subdomain enumeration using DNSSEC in the #apnic blog. https://blog.apnic.net/2023/01/17/subdomain-enumeration-with-dnssec/

It covers NSEC and NSEC3 zone walking, as well as, different countermeasures.

Happy to share that #APNIC syndicated my blog post of my #ICANN #DNS Symposium talk from last year:

"Who controls the Internet? A look at diversity of authoritative NS records in #gTLDs"

Go get your pie charts!

https://blog.apnic.net/2023/01/13/who-controls-the-internet/

Have you not yet had the chance to read Constantin’s APNIC blog post on our TMA paper? It has been selected as one of the best #measurement posts of the year, so why not take this chance to finally read it? ;) #APNIC #HTTP3
https://blog.apnic.net/2022/12/27/three-of-the-best-measurement/

Eerste post op @mastodon .. Zullen we dan maar beginnen met vindbaarheid en wat tags gaan posten over mijn interesses ? #bgp #ipv4
#ipv6 #rpki #routingsecurity #ripe #arin #apnic #internet #golf #koikarpers #koi #koicarp #Purmerend #denhelder #volvo #F1 #formule1 #orientalshorthairs #osk #oostersekorthaar #siamees #katten #censuur #privacy #security #homeautomation #duurzaamheid #hacking

@defaultvlan I learned by doing but there was no alternative when I started 😃 Doyle's OSPF and IS-IS is a good book (might be dated if there hasn't been a new edition). Practical BGP by White et al is also very good. Some Internet Registries and Internet Exchange points have training, either tutorials or workshops. I have taught at the APNIC workshops which are typically in person but there is stuff on line at their academy web site. Also @wtremmel does stuff at DE-CIX.

#BGP #OSPF #DECIX #APNIC #ISIS #training