Internet Governance

Making the DNS More Private with QNAME Minimisation

Wouter de Vries

• 26 Apr 2019

• 10 min read

DNS queries can contain a lot of sensitive information about Internet users. Query name minimisation (qmin) limits the information revealed to what is actually necessary for a DNS name server to answer the query. We did an initial study of qmin deployment and the associated challenges and published…

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Measuring Paths in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Vesna Manojlovic

• 17 Apr 2019

• 3 min read

Based on RIPE Atlas measurements, we can illustrate if paths between different networks in a given country stay in that country. We can also provide sketches of interconnections between networks in that country. In this article we look at the situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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RIPE NCC Country Report: Russia

Alun Davies

• 8 Apr 2019

• 2 min read

RIPE NCC Day Moscow takes place on 9 April. In conjunction with the event, which has been organised to allow network engineers and other technical staff to share their knowledge and experiences, we’d like to share with you the second in our new series of country reports.

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The Big DNS Privacy Debate

bert hubert

• 15 Feb 2019

• 18 min read

At the recent FOSDEM 2019 meeting, there were three presentations about DNS over HTTPS. In the following post, I will attempt to give a neutral description of what I think we learned, and where we now are on DNS over HTTPS (DoH), with a focus on the European perspective. If you find a noticeable bi…

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RIPE NCC Country Report: Saudi Arabia

Chris Buckridge

• 10 Jan 2019

• 2 min read

The Internet may be a global network of networks, but for many stakeholders, understanding what is happening with the Internet in their own country is fundamental to helping them contribute to its development and continuous improvement.

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Internet Economics is a Thing and we Need to Take Note

Geoff Huston

• 20 Dec 2018

• 48 min read

In this article I talk about consolidation, the fact that more and more data traffic goes ‘dark’ and the importance of open measurement platforms and open data sets. We need public measurements that are impartial, accurate, comprehensive and of course unbiased as an essential precondition for the f…

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DoH - It's DNS Jim, but not as we know it!

Sara Dickinson

• 6 Dec 2018

• 19 min read

At RIPE 77, I talked about what’s been going on with DNS over the past five years from the perspective of end devices. Now in article form, here's what I had to say about the status of the IETF standards for DNS over TLS (DoT) and DNS over HTTPS (DoH) as well as the deployment status of clients and…

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IGF 2018 Liveblog

Gergana Petrova

• 14 Nov 2018

• 29 min read

The 13th annual meeting of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) runs from 12-14 November 2018 in Paris. The RIPE NCC staff at the event will be liveblogging key moments and session take-aways. Check back on this page for regular updates on the issues, arguments and ideas from RIPE NCC staff and RIPE…

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What Do We Do With E-Waste?

Mirjam Kühne

• 9 Nov 2018

• 3 min read

The headlines are raising awareness about the plastic soup that's clogging up our oceans but there's another problem much closer to home for much of the RIPE community: e-waste (aka 'dead electronics'). E-waste is a massive contributor to environmental pollution globally. We want to keep the conver…

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PP-18: An Update at the Halfway Point

Chris Buckridge

• 7 Nov 2018

• 4 min read

Here's an update from the RIPE NCC on the ground in Dubai as the ITU Plenipotentiary reaches its halfway point.

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