RIPE 91 Daily Meeting Blog - Friday
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What happened at the closing of RIPE 91? Find out here.
Jelena Cosic
Jelena Cosic
Based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Jelena is a long time member of the Internet governance community in the SEE region. As part of her work with ISOC and PCH, she supported local initiatives like: hackerspaces, IXPs, NOGs, local and regional IG meetings. She is currently working as a Community Builder for RIPE NCC focusing on … More
Based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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How do we know when an IXP is working well? What goals should it achieve, and can success be measured in the same way everywhere? A new RIPE NCC report takes a closer look at these questions in the context of the SEE region.
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RIPE 91 Daily Meeting Blog - Thursday
• 15 min read
It’s Day 4 of the RIPE Meeting and everyone was up bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (who are we kidding…). We thank everyone for their dedication and discipline for being in rooms at 9am to keep making this thing called the Internet, that we all know and love, working.
RIPE 91 Daily Meeting Blog - Wednesday
• 9 min read
After a thrilling networking event on Tuesday night, we dove right back into the working group sessions on Wednesday morning, starting with Connect and Open Source.
RIPE 91 Daily Meeting Blog - Tuesday
• 8 min read
On measurements and tools, on matters of security, on plenary, on piracy, on being human in tech. Day 2 of RIPE 91 and it's time to bring out the Working Groups!
How IGP Leaks Put IXP Route Servers in the DDoS Shooting Range
Matthias Wichtlhuber
Matthias Wichtlhuber
Based in Frankfurt Germany
Matthias is a computer networks researcher and currently serves as Team Lead for Research and Development at DE-CIX, one of the world’s largest Internet Exchange operators. In this role, he oversees DE-CIX’s research activities on Internet infrastructure measurement, security, and optimization, as well as community engagement and publicly funded projects … More
• 9 min read
Route server exposure at IXPs leaves peering LANs vulnerable to routing leaks and real-world DDoS attacks. In this article, we talk about how and why it matters.
RIPE 91 Daily Meeting Blog - Monday
• 6 min read
RIPE 91 brings us back to Bucharest after 10 years! As always, you can view the slides, you can watch the recordings, but if you're wondering what's really happening at the RIPE Meeting, read the daily meeting blog!
The IRR Landscape: Where Do ASes Keep Their Routes?
Stavros Konstantaras
Stavros Konstantaras
Based in Amsterdam
Stavros Konstantaras is an enthusiastic all-around network engineer, holding an MSc from University of Amsterdam in the field of System & Network Engineering. His experience at NLnet Labs and the University of Amsterdam has supplied him with valuable skills and knowledge like scripting, system virtualization and network programming. He has … More
• 18 min read
We map where networks actually publish routing data - across RIR-run and third-party IRRs - and how that data is used in practice. Connecting our findings with RPKI growth and exploring regional patterns, we examine legacy space and operational risks to suggest clear clean-up priorities.
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Andrei Robachevsky - ICP-2 In Review: Charting the RIR Lifecycle
Alun Davies
Alun Davies
Based in Amsterdam
Hailing from a research background in philosophy, linguistics and computer science, I came to the RIPE NCC back in 2016 and took on the role of RIPE Labs Editor in 2020. More
• 4 min read
ICP-2 lays out the criteria for the recognition of new RIRs. But what about the rest of the lifecycle of the organisations that coordinate the allocation and public registration of unique IP numbers? In this episode, Andrei Robachevsky of the NRO NC talks about the ICP-2 review.
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Maria Farrell - Break Ground. Plant Seeds. Rewild the Internet!
Alun Davies
Alun Davies
Based in Amsterdam
Hailing from a research background in philosophy, linguistics and computer science, I came to the RIPE NCC back in 2016 and took on the role of RIPE Labs Editor in 2020. More
• 2 min read
The Internet has long been fertile ground for innovative technologies to grow and openly compete. But having emerged out of these conditions, certain services have come to dominate and stifle the very diversity that made their existence possible. Maria Farrell talks about why we must - and how we c…
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Keeping Network Sites Online During Blackouts
Yuriy VykhnevychI am Yuriy Vykhnevych, a Ukrainian engineer and entrepreneur, and the co-owner and Chief Technical Officer of Best-Link, an Internet service provider delivering connectivity to more than 120 communities across Ukraine. I have more than 15 years of experience in telecommunications, energy systems, hardware-software solution development, IoT devices design. I … More
• 8 min read
When blackouts become a frequent reality, keeping network sites online requires more than ad-hoc fixes. This article outlines a power management system, tested in practice, with design notes and an operator playbook.
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End-to-End Encryption: Architecturally Necessary
Fredrik Lindeberg
Fredrik Lindeberg
Based in Sweden
Fredrik is currently working at Netnod as a Security Expert in the Security Engineering team. His role is focused on internal processes, public policy development and the implications of policy on Netnod’s services. In 2021, Fredrik defended his PhD-thesis, Coordinating the Internet: Thought styles, technology and coordination. Prior to that, … More
• 11 min read
Good intentions don’t always result in good outcomes. This is especially the case with recent suggestions regarding end-to-end-encryption adaptability requirements for number independent communication services. Not only is security an issue, the suggestions themselves go against the design of the I…