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Federal Communications Commission FCC reclassifies broadband internet access service BIAS as a telecommunications service subject to Communications Act

THE Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday (Jun 6) voted to advance a proposal to boost the security of information transmitted across the Internet after government agencies said a Chinese carrier had misrouted traffic.

Citing Chinese carrier action to misdirect traffic.

Following attacks on little-known but vital internet protocol with traffic hijacked, the US wants border gateway protocol security plans and reporting

Chair: Addressing BGP flaws will "help make our Internet routing more secure."

Authoritarian regimes exert control over the internet through transit networks that operate largely out of public view, according to a recent study by researchers in the US and Germany.

They monetize things like love, things like caring, and things like friendship for the sake of profits.

The setup for this transition is flexible and cost-efficient, whilst also setting the stage for a growing playerbase

The Federal Communications Commission will vote in June on a series of proposed rules that aim to strengthen security measures for nine of the leading U.S.

FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel's proposal would require major broadband providers to file confidential reports on Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) security to the Commission and its national security partners. #pressrelease