labs.ripe.net·há 24 dias

What's ARP Got to Do with It?

It's only ARP. It works. So how much can it really matter? The answer lies beyond ARP itself, in the IPv4 layer cake that grew around it over four decades. The IPv4 internet is not going away in bound

labs.ripe.net·há 27 dias

Who's Running All Those Tiny RPKI Servers?

Who runs the hidden infrastructure behind secure Internet routing? An internship report from SIDN Labs looks beyond the RIRs at the independently operated RPKI publication servers helping to secure BG

labs.ripe.net·há cerca de 1 mês

Many Sovereignties, One Internet

Digital sovereignty is not simply good or bad. The commons test offers a practical framework for assessing whether different strategies expand choice, preserve interoperability, strengthen resilience

labs.ripe.net·há cerca de 1 mês

When Internet Traffic Becomes a Physical Event

Why do live sports, ticket sales, and public service launches sometimes resemble DDoS attacks? This article explores how synchronised user behaviour turns Internet traffic into a physical phenomenon t

uselessdaily.com·há cerca de 1 mês

14 Undersea Cable Facts Behind Your Internet

A curious look at the undersea cables that carry most of the world’s internet traffic, from ocean-floor routes to repair ships and shark-proof myths.

labs.ripe.net·há cerca de 2 meses

RIPE NCC Days Baltics: Insights into Regional Resilience

On 3-4 June 2026, we convened in Riga, Latvia for RIPE NCC Days Baltics. 76 participants from nine countries participated in sessions covering important topics in network operations, with a special fo

labs.ripe.net·há 2 meses

Sustaining the Commons in an Age of Digital Sovereignty

Digital sovereignty raises legitimate questions about dependency, resilience and control. It can strengthen the Internet when it builds capacity and meaningful choice. It becomes risky when it is purs