As we rapidly approach the last Internet Engineering Task Force meeting for the year, we're pleased to report that the final winners of the Applied Networking Research Prize (ANRP) for 2016 have been announced.
The ANRP awards for IETF 97 go to:
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Welcome to the last installment of the IETF 96 Rough Guide! This post focuses attention on the IETF 96 activities related to improving trust in the Internet. Key to this trust is the ability to establish and maintain accurate identity including privacy. As one might expect, there is a great deal of activity in this space in the IETF.First, there is one BoF related to trust. This is a continuation of a BoF from IETF 95. The Limited Use of Keys (lurk) BoF is looking at the problem caused by the increasing separation of the content provider from the network delivery. In this case, the content...Date published 18 July 2016
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IETF 96 finds us back in Berlin still talking about how to strengthen the Internet by improving the deployment and use of encryption. For this installment of the IETF Rough Guide, I’m going to focus on the CrypTech workshop just prior to IETF 96 along with the ongoing work of the cfrg research group, and the curdle, tls, and uta Working Groups.As I wrote about in a separate blog post, CrypTech (https://cryptech.is) is a project to create an open source hardware security module, and this week in Berlin was the unveiling of the alpha prototype device! A select group of alpha testers joined the...Date published 17 July 2016
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The CrypTech project has just completed a successful two-day workshop in advance of IETF 96 in Berlin that gathered the core development team and a select group of alpha testers to put the alpha board through its paces. CrypTech is "an open hardware cryptographic engine that meets the needs of high assurance Internet infrastructure systems that rely on cryptography." The workshop was very successful with the general consensus being that CrypTech has arrived! The team has produced a working prototype based on an open hardware and software design. There were a few bugs fixed and potential...Date published 17 July 2016
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IPv6 has again been hitting the headlines this year, with several sources reporting global IPv6 adoption rates of well over 10%, but perhaps more importantly, substantial increases in IPv6 capability in major Internet markets. A number of large ISPs are actively deploying IPv6 in anticipation of IPv4 address exhaustion and in response to the costs of ever increasingly network complexity using NAT’ed private IPv4 addresses. Apple also mandated that all iOS apps support IPv6 only networks starting from 1 June, whilst there was even an Internet draft presented at the last IETF that proposed to...Date published 15 July 2016
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[Editor's Note: We are cross-posting this blog post from Leslie Daigle at TechArk related to our ongoing joint work on Measuring Internet Health.]I’d like to pick your brain for just a little bit…The Internet has been measured and analyzed since the first connection was made between networks. Since measurement activities are shaped by everything from the intentions of the people taking the measurements to the vantage point of network and service operators, there are many different approaches and activities that are underway today that make up the landscape of “Internet measurement activities...Date published 15 July 2016
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