What is happening next week at IETF 91 in Honolulu with regard to DNSSEC, DANE and other “DNS security” topics? A great amount of activity, it turns out! So much that my “Rough Guide to IETF 91: DNSSEC, DANE and DNS Security” turned into quite a lengthy article. Please read that article for the full description, but Read more…
Nov 04
Chinese Translations Of IPv6 And DNSSEC Fact Sheets Now Available For Download
No sooner had I announced that our IPv6 Fact Sheet and our DNSSEC Fact Sheet are both now available in Russian than I learned that the Chinese versions are also now available: IPv6 Fact Sheet in Chinese DNSSEC Fact Sheet in Chinese … and I should be able to publish the Arabic versions tomorrow. All great Read more…
Nov 04
New MANRS Graphic Available For Usage (And Do You Have A Better Suggestion?)
Given that it is useful to have a graphic that can be used in articles about this initiative, we created a basic MANRS graphic that you are free to download and use however you see fit under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license. The graphic is available as a JPEG image in the following formats and sizes: […]
Nov 03
The Many Colors Of Blue
Here is a quick table of shades of Blue taken from the old X11 color names:
Nov 03
Video: Andrei Robachevsky Introduces MANRS At RIPE 69
At the RIPE 69 meeting today in London, Andrei Robachevsky gave a lightning talk about “How Can We Work Together to Improve the Security and Resilience of the Global Routing System?” where he introduced the MANRS document and asked people to join the initiative. You can view his slides and watch the video of his […]
Nov 03
IPv6 Statistics Show Continued Growth – Have You Migrated Your Apps Yet?
It is fun to watch the various IPv6 statistics sites because they continue to show the amazing growth of IPv6 around the world. The World IPv6 Launch measurements now show Verizon Wireless’ network at 59% IPv6, T-Mobile USA at 43%, AT&T at 25%. Google’s IPv6 statistics show that traffic into Google web sites globally is about […]
Nov 03
IPv6 Statistics Show Continued Growth – Have You Migrated Your Apps Yet?
It is fun to watch the various IPv6 statistics sites because they continue to show the amazing growth of IPv6 around the world. The World IPv6 Launch measurements now show Verizon Wireless’ network at 59% IPv6, T-Mobile USA at 43%, …
Nov 03
BCOP Session At RIPE 69 Streaming Live Now
Right at this moment at the RIPE 69 meeting in London, the RIPE Best Current Operational Practices (BCOP) Task Force is holding its meeting and reviewing a number of different draft BCOP documents. You can watch live on the RIPE 69 live stream but the session is close to finishing up. The good news is that Read more…
Nov 03
Russian Versions of IPv6 and DNSSEC Fact Sheets Now Available
Здравствуйте! We are very pleased to announced that our IPv6 Fact Sheet and our DNSSEC Fact Sheet are both now available in Russian in addition to English, French and Spanish. The documents are available directly at: IPv6 Fact Sheet in Russian DNSSEC Fact Sheet in Russian As we noted in our earlier posts about the Read more…
Nov 03
Akamai Launches New IPv6 Trend Visualization Charts
Today the folks over at Akamai launched a new set of IPv6 statistics and trend visualization charts that help confirm the ongoing growth of IPv6 that we are seeing all around the world. Launched as part of Akamai’s “State of the Internet” (SOTI) Trends area, these new charts allow you to explore IPv6 deployment on Read more…
