Interested in taking training classes about IPv6?Looking for IPv6-related courseware? Or IPv6 exercises you can use in your own training classes? As we’ve now noted in our resource directory, RIPE NCC, the Regional Internet Registry (RIR) for the European region, offers an IPv6 training course available to RIPE NCC members – and offers IPv6 courseware Read more…
Apr 26
Nic.at Publishes DNSSEC Report With .AT Statistics, Info
This month the folks at Nic.at, the Austrian registry, published an interesting “.at report” that was entirely devoted to DNSSEC and was full of statistics and charts. The driver for this focused report was the DNSSEC signing of the .at domain on February 29, 2012. This report, one of a series of regular reports from Read more…
Apr 25
Sitemap
PagesAbout
Comment Policy
Contact
Deploy360 Team
Internet Society Statement of Privacy
Media
Speakers
Sponsors
Volunteer
Blog
Deploy360 theme
DNSSEC
DNSSEC Basics
DNSSEC Case Studies
DNSSEC Sites
DNSSEC Statistics
DNSSEC Tools
DNSSEC …
Apr 25
T-Mobile Completes IPv6 Deployment on US Network
In an email message on Monday, T-Mobile’s Cameron Byrne let people interested in IPv6 know that IPv6 deployment was now complete on T-Mobile’s U.S. network: Folks, The IPv6 network deployment is now complete, with a few outstanding service caveats (MMS is still an issue, …) that we will continue to work on. We will no Read more…
Apr 25
Digium Releases 3 Asterisk Security Advisories
This week Digium released three security advisories allowing remote authenticated sessions to either crash an Asterisk server or escalate user privileges. The advisories are: AST-2012-004 – Asterisk Manager User Unauthorized Shell Access AST-2012-005 – Heap Buffer Overflow in Skinny Channel Driver AST-2012-006 – Remote Crash Vulnerability in SIP Channel Driver In all cases the solution is to upgrade to […]
Apr 25
Microsoft Security TechCenter: DNSSEC and DNS Amplification Attacks
What are the security risks related to using DNSSEC with regard to “DNS amplification attacks”? In a recent article at Microsoft’s Security Tech Center, Greg Lindsay dives into exactly that question. First, though, he explains how a DNS amplification attack is a form of a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack that uses DNS queries Read more…
Apr 25
Want To Make Your Web Content Available over IPv6? Check Out The Excellent RFC 6589
Are you a “content provider,” such as a website operator, seeking to understand how to ensure your content is available over IPv6? Would you like to know what challenges you can expect? What kind of migration strategies you can use? What you should do for an implementation plan? If so, the IETF recently published an Read more…
Apr 24
Contrasting Mercurial vs Git: Two Opposing Blog Posts
Which should you use for a distributed version control system (DVCS) – git or mercurial? That was the question taken up recently by two opposing blog posts on Atlassian’s blog:
Apr 24
RFC 6589 – Transitioning Content to IPv6
Are you a “content provider,” such as a website operator, seeking to understand how to ensure your content is available over IPv6? If so, the IETF recently published an excellent guide in RFC 6589, “Considerations for Transitioning Content to IPv6“. Written by Comcast’s Jason Livingood the document explains both the issues with moving content to Read more…
Apr 24
Internet Society Launches "Internet Hall of Fame" Celebrating Early Pioneers
One of the very cool announcements coming out of the Internet Society’s Global INET event in Geneva this week was the creation of an "Internet Hall of Fame" that recognizes many of the pioneers who started this amazing journey we’ve…
