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The effectiveness of a network’s resilience is directly tied to how much failure information a satellite possesses, ranging from simple local awareness to complex global knowledge.

Study reveals 4% of Dutch network paths are affected by middleboxes; nearly half are located outside the country.

Analysis shows that while LEO networks can expand Internet access, current offerings alone cannot easily deliver universal, meaningful connectivity.

Four African countries have deployed and enabled DNSSEC on their ccTLD domains in the last six months. Well over 223 million Internet users can now benefit from the protection provided by DNSSEC.

Remote peering has quietly disrupted the benefits of anycast and IXPs.

Malicious domain registrations are concentrated, with attackers favoring specific registrar-TLD combinations based on pricing, bundled services, and operational policies rather than randomly registering domains.

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite-based Internet constellations have been immensely helpful during national connectivity disruptions, but evidence of their effectiveness remains largely anecdotal, with no systematic national-scale studies.

Action research, Participatory Action Research, and Participatory Design approaches should be employed in Internet research studies to integrate community participation directly into the research output.

The need to visualize network performance data is especially relevant in today’s increasingly large network telemetry datasets.

Malicious actors are increasingly favoring partial use of cloud services rather than fully migrating their infrastructure.

Between 2014 and 2023, 154 countries experienced an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attack.

Ubiquitous connectivity has been an unattainable goal in the USA, despite hundreds of billions in investment.