Keynote: Internet Measurement

ARIN will hold a Public Policy Consultation at NANOG 66 to discuss possible changes to number policy. Network operator feedback and face-to-face discussion of Inte …

Nothing good or bad can happen on the Internet without involving the Domain Name System (DNS), which provides visibility of the global Internet and unparalleled intelligence on cybercriminals and attack methods. Merike Ko discusses the value of DNS to cyber investigations and explores how real-time DNS observations can improve accuracy and response time to cyberattacks.

Dyn was recently the subject of a major DDoS attack, its first significant disruption in over 15 years of operation. Phil Stanhope shares Dyn's experience before exploring the rapid evolution of multilayer attacks happening on the Internet and outlining the steps to take to deal with them from an ops perspective.

The IANA Stewardship Transition proposal development process is now in its final stretches. Thus it seems timely to reconvene a panel of individuals who have been …

Who do you trust? What do you control? What are your dependencies? Reliability on the Internet is an adrenaline-fueled adventure, but we all want a good night sleep and working service sometimes. Adam Surk takes a closer look at some reliability nightmares and explains how they could be dealt with.

New performance bottlenecks become apparent as web browsers and servers start using HTTP/2. Kazuho Oku explains the issues, their mitigation, and how the developers of the HTTP protocol are trying to make the Web even faster, covering the reality of HTTP/2 prioritization, cache-aware server push, the impact of load balancers for HTTP/2, mobile optimization, and HTTP caching.