RIPE Labs

Time 2020-09-18 09:03:51

Web Name: RIPE Labs

WebSite: http://labs.ripe.net

ID:50837

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We collect a wide range of Internet data and provide statistics and tools that our members and the wider Internet community can use for their own operations and analyses. More information about Analyse The smooth running of the Internet depends on the involvement of those who give their input on membership and policy issues. And there are many ways to get involved, online and in person. More information about Participate We support members and the RIPE community through several channels to offer timely and efficient help – whether it’s a ticket, a tweet or a training course. More information about Get Support Stay informed about everything Internet-related, from RIPE Policy and RIPE NCC member information to RIPE Labs blog posts and the latest Internet news. More information about Publications We're a not-for-profit membership association, a Regional Internet Registry and the secretariat for the RIPE community supporting the Internet through technical coordination. More information about About Us Innovative Internet Tools and Ideas Share Experience | Showcase Tools | Present Research A recent extension that aims to add support for transport options to the User Datagram Protocol (UDP) is already showing promise. Unfortunately, its deployment may be undermined by the way existing network devices process UDP length and checksum. In this post we at the Electronics Research Group, University of Aberdeen, show how using an ad-hoc option can help to overcome these limitations. Read more RIPE Atlas probes actively measure Internet connectivity through a variety of measurement types. In this article, we take a closer look at what probes can tell us about outages. Read more This is the first in a small series of articles published in collaboration with the Youth IGF and CyberVictim.help. In this article Joanna Kulesza, a former RACI fellow, talks about DNS abuse victims, shows us a definition of DNS Abuse and explains why this type of online threat cannot be solved solely by nation states. Read more Why and how our open source web platform switched to a more responsive code delivery. And how this has already changed. Read more The RIPE community can contribute to a more sustainable Internet in multiple ways, but one of the most immediate and impactful among these involves decisions regarding buying hardware and sourcing services. We take a closer look at the issues surrounding procurement, the resources available, and explore ways we can work together to create guidelines relevant to the RIPE community. Read more I’ve created a traffic analyser to help network engineers detect issues related to quality of experience. Read more In the beginning, Internet infrastructure was not originally designed with security in mind. Luckily, this mindset has changed over the years, mainly due to the growing number of attacks, and has prompted the design of security measures such as Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) and Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI). Read more Poor internet performance is often blamed on the network speed delivered by an ISP. While local data transmission speeds can contribute to a bad user experience, there are many other potential culprits. Problems such as the number of devices consuming available bandwidth, the round-trip distance a signal must travel to deliver content, and malfunctioning equipment can also contribute. Consumers understandably blame their ISPs for poor service, when the real problem may originate deeper in the network. Read more In this article, we investigated booter-based DDoS attacks in the wild and the impact of an FBI takedown targeting fifteen booter websites in December 2018. We investigated and compared attack properties of multiple booter services by launching DDoS attacks against our own infrastructure. To understand spatial and temporal trends of the DDoS traffic originating from booters, we scrutinised five months worth of inter-domain traffic. Read more The European Commission is expected to put forward its proposal for the upcoming Digital Services Act by the end of 2020, and is currently holding an open consultation to gather feedback from the Internet community and all affected stakeholders. Read more The RIPE NCC uses cookies. Some of these cookies may have been set already. More information about our cookies can be found in our privacy policy. You can accept our cookies either by clicking here or by continuing to use the site.

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