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Raw Public Keys have emerged as a component for securing communications between clients and servers. Raw Public Keys, as defined in RFC 7250, play a …

It's been an interesting couple of weeks for me, in mid-October 2023. I presented in a couple of panels at the 18th Internet Governance Forum meeting, held in Kyoto, Japan, and I also listened in to a couple of sessions in their packed agenda. The following week, I followed the presentations at NANOG 89, the meeting of the North American Network Operator's Group, and listened to a presentation by John Curran, the President and CEO of ARIN, where he gave his impressions of the current s...

Recent discovery of the "rapid reset flaw" in the HTTP/2 protocol highlights potential security risks for web traffic.

Dubbed “HTTP/2 Rapid Reset,” the flaw requires issuing patches to virtually every web server around the world before the problem can be eradicated.

This month, more than three dozen victims allegedly terrorized by stalkers using Apple AirTags have joined a class-action lawsuit filed in a California court last December against Apple, reports Ars Technica. They alleged in an amended complaint that, partly due to Apple’s negligence, AirTags ha

What is a VPN? It's cybersecurity at the cost of money and complexity, but your small business just may not be able to live without one.

Less than 31% of organisations are fully confident in the security of their DNS infrastructure, finds EMA.

Network slicing could be the answer to 5G rollout. But it is not easy to implement. Automation addresses many of the issues and provides a way forward.

Less than 31% of organizations are fully confident in the security of their DNS infrastructure, finds EMA.

To minimize inconsistencies and encourage greater transparency, three primary SBOM formats have emerged, each of which allow companies to generate, share, and consume supply chain data.