Friday Humor: The Day The Routers Died

Yes, this video is almost 6 years old… but it’s still worth a laugh on a Friday afternoon!  If you haven’t ever listened to “The Day The Routers Died” performed at the RIPE 55 meeting by Gary Feldman, well… you owe yourself the chance to do so!  And if you have seen it… or were there Read more…

Test-ipv6.com Mirror Now Running In Slovenia

We were pleased to recently learn from our own Jan Zorz that he is now hosting a Slovenian mirror of the test-ipv6.com site at: http://test-ipv6.go6.si/ While located in Slovenia, the site is open to anyone to use to test your IPv6 connectivity.  It is part of the worldwide network of mirrors of test-ipv6.com that have Read more…

New USENIX Paper: Measuring the Practical Impact of DNSSEC Deployment

At the recent 22nd USENIX Security Symposium in Washington, DC, a paper was presented that is now available for download: Measuring the Practical Impact of DNSSEC Deployment, written by several researchers from the University of California along with security researcher Eric Rescorla.  Their work was to explore the cost vs benefit of deploying DNSSEC.  As they Read more…

TDYR #029 – Leaving The Internet To Speak French For A Week

TDYR #029 – Leaving The Internet To Speak French For A Week by Dan York

Network Computing: IPv6 Adoption On The Rise

We were very pleased to see the article “IPv6 Adoption On The Rise” appear in Network Computing last week where author Tom Hollingsworth wrote about some of the new IPv6 adoption statistics coming out of the folks at RIPE NCC.  As he writes: The more interesting number comes again from RIPE when you cross reference Read more…

FIR #717 – 8/19/13 – For Immediate Release

Coming up: Bloggade, FIR Live on Google link rules, and two FIR interviews; Quick News: AppNet’s first birthday, SNCR’s Coalition for Secure Digital Media, Slack’s launch, YouTube’s freeze of views at 301; Ragan promo; News That Fits: checking the fact…

TDYR #028 – TextIt, A New SMS App Service From Rwanda, Africa

I was fascinated by TextIt, a new SMS application service, not so much by their service, which is cool, but by the fact that they come out of Kigali, Rwanda, in Africa. Read the Hacker News thread to understand the technical aspects behind what they a…

Friday Humor: “Keep Calm and Enable DNSSEC” (and IPv6, too!)

Given that it’s a Friday afternoon and the end of our work week, I felt there was no better way to end the week than to highlight the image tweeted out by Marco Davids of SIDN this morning.  Yes, indeed, we in the DNSSEC community now have our own version of the (overused?) “Keep Calm” Read more…

Video: Matt Mullenweg’s State of the Word 2013

If you are fan of WordPress… if you use WordPress or maintain a WordPress site… and haven’t yet watched Matt Mullenweg’s "State of the Word 2013" talk from WordCamp San Francisco in July, I’d strongly encourage you to sit down…

Digging Into The August 14 .GOV Outage Related To DNSSEC

Over the past day there have been a number of news reports talking about the brief outage that occurred yesterday, August 14, 2013, when sites ending in .GOV were unreachable if you were performing DNSSEC validation on those domain names.  Many of those news reports are pointing at Johannes Ullrich’s post on the SANS ISC Read more…