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Common Threads: Peering into Internet Resilience
Participants at the PIMF Jamaica event identified the challenges of connecting people in the Caribbean and proposed solutions with measurable components to track the impact of their strategies.
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Making Internet Data and Insights More Accessible to Everyone
We've recently completed a technology migration for Pulse, improving its accessibility and performance.
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Demystifying RPKI-Invalid Prefixes: Hidden Causes and Real Risks
Two major causes for RPKI invalidity are opaque IP transit services and IP leasing.
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Recapping West African Internet Resilience Workshop
These discussions created a shared sense of urgency and a call to action on strengthening Internet resilience across the region and the continent at large.
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Mapping Community Responses to Cloud Security Misconfigurations
Human error-attributed misconfigurations are the leading cause of security and privacy incidents in cloud services.
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Measuring Internet Censorship: Challenges, Trends, and Impact
OONI crowdsourced network measurement data enables research and supports advocacy and rapid response to Internet censorship events.
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A Journey Towards Implementing Internet Resilience in Africa
The Internet Society, Africa Telecommunications Union (ATU), and African Network Information Centre have released a model framework for building and sustaining Internet resilience in Africa.
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Measuring Rural Internet Access Across Starlink
For rural Internet connectivity decisions, Starlink's value depends entirely on what alternative connectivity and locally cached content exist.
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More Space, Less Privacy? IP-based Website Fingerprinting in IPv6
New findings by Pulse research challenge the common assumption that IPv6 inherently increases tracking risks.
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18 Years Later, IPv6 Reaches Majority
IPv6 deployment has passed a major milestone as Google says majority of users access their services over IPv6.
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It's Exam Season in Sudan, and That Means Internet Shutdowns
Sudan is again experiencing exam-related Internet shutdowns. However, Starlink is keeping the Internet on for a significant proportion of users.
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Who Is Steering Internet Traffic? Understanding Opacity in CDN Replica Selection
The traffic steering decisions that content delivery networks choose affect latency, resilience, and sovereignty.
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