joebeone, 16 days ago "The US Makes a Big Step Toward Better Routing Security" by Ryan Polk @internetsociety https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/2024/05/the-us-makes-a-big-step-toward-better-routing-security/
"The US Makes a Big Step Toward Better Routing Security" by Ryan Polk @internetsociety https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/2024/05/the-us-makes-a-big-step-toward-better-routing-security/
enoclue, 16 days ago @joebeone for the 903rd time, Route Origin Validation is NOT a security mechanism; it limits the blast radius of fat fingers. that's all. you can pretty much tell that internet technical clue has left NTIA, etc.
@joebeone for the 903rd time, Route Origin Validation is NOT a security mechanism; it limits the blast radius of fat fingers. that's all.
you can pretty much tell that internet technical clue has left NTIA, etc.
huitema, 16 days ago @enoclue @joebeone RPKI probably helps filtering out bad routes, but it is also introducing its own failure mode. An incorrect RPKI entry, voluntary or not, can create its own outages. See for example: https://therecord.media/orange-espana-outage-hacker-internet-ripe-bgp-rpki
@enoclue @joebeone RPKI probably helps filtering out bad routes, but it is also introducing its own failure mode. An incorrect RPKI entry, voluntary or not, can create its own outages. See for example:
https://therecord.media/orange-espana-outage-hacker-internet-ripe-bgp-rpki
enoclue, 16 days ago @huitema @joebeone yes. that is tantamount to if you do not secure your routers, some attacker can screw you.
@huitema @joebeone yes. that is tantamount to if you do not secure your routers, some attacker can screw you.
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