Why Parts of the Internet Become Unreachable, And How Network Operators Can Spot It
New research redefines Internet connectivity, showing partial reachability is common and often mistaken for outages, with important lessons for DNS reliability and user privacy.
Inaccessible Apps Force Users to Surrender Financial Privacy
Digital services that ignore accessibility force people to give up sensitive financial data just to complete everyday tasks. Poor design undermines privacy, here’s what to do.
Unsung Origins: The BBN TCP/IP Stack and the Birth of the Sockets Interface
A former BBN employee shares a personal account of the early BSD TCP/IP code that predated Bill Joy's work, reminding us of the quiet foundations of modern network communication.
The Hidden Weakness in Website Security: How Missing Certificate Links Can Break Trust
A single missing digital certificate can trigger browser warnings and block access, even on legitimate sites. Here’s why the chain of trust matters and what you can do.
New Data Format Shrinks RPKI Archives, Boosting Long-Term Routing Security Research
A new compact data representation promises to make it much easier to store and analyze the huge volume of RPKI data that helps keep internet routing safe from hijackers.
APNIC Strengthens Regional Internet Security and Collaboration in First Half of 2026
APNIC's latest engagement report highlights advances in routing security, CERT development, and sub-regional cooperation across the Asia Pacific.
Italy’s Clash with Netflix Over Content Delivery Rules Could Redefine Your Internet Freedom
A legal battle over how the web’s behind‑the‑scenes delivery networks are regulated in Italy may impact speed, access and openness for users everywhere.
No more unencrypted fallback: How HSTS-Enforced makes secure browsing the standard
A proposed web standard called HSTS-Enforced aims to fix a decades-old flaw by making encrypted HTTPS connections the default, eliminating the risk of stealthy downgrade attacks.
APNIC Invites Community to Final Listening Session on Diversity in Leadership
APNIC's final online consultation on 11 August 2026 aims to understand barriers to inclusive leadership in the Asia Pacific internet community, encouraging broader participation.