Why I Voted to Sell .ORG
Hi, I’m Richard. I’ve been around the Internet for a while. I work for Cisco now, and used to lead security for Firefox. I’ve published a few RFCs and served on the Internet Engineering Steering Group (the board of the IETF). I was a co-founder of Let’s Encrypt and I currently serve on its board. I care about the Internet, and I care about nonprofits. I’m also a member of the Board of the Internet
The .EU Top-Level Domain Facing Radical Shake Up as a Result of the Proposed New European Regulation
Do I need DDoS protection? A Realistic Look at the Decision Process
There has been a recent spate of well publicised Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks that bring websites down and render them useless, including Evernote and most recently Feedly. In light of this, here are some comments and tips to help companies evaluate and prepare not to be held for ransom or suffer lost reputation and sales as a result. DDoS attacks bombard a website with so many ext
Cloud Security Hinges on IP Addressing
In the first part of this trilogy, I discussed the importance of automatically provisioned second generation DNS in connection with Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Software Defined Data Centre (SDDC). In the second post, I talked about IP addressing, private enterprise networks, and how DHCP does not meet the requirements of multitenant Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) cloud environments.
Making Multi-Language Mail Work (Part 1)
Mail software consists of a large number of cooperating pieces, described in RFC 5598. A user composes a message with a Mail User Agent (MUA), which passes it to a Mail Submission Agent (MSA), which in turn usually passes it to a sequence of Mail Transfer Agents (MTAs), which eventually hand it to a Mail Delivery Agent (MDA) to place it in the user’s mail store. If the recipient user doesn’t read
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An Attack on WiFi Spectrum
Is Booking.com a Generic Term?
What’s Next for Ethos
Happy Birthday BGP
Start of Reiwa Period in Japan Affects Domain Name Industry
GDPR and WHOIS - We’ve Heard from the Article 29 Working Party, Now What?
Tips for Ecommerce to Survive and Thrive with GDPR
GDPR - Territorial Scope and the Need to Avoid Absurd and Inconsistent Results
WHOIS Inaccuracy Could Mean Noncompliance with GDPR
Emoji in Domain Names Bad Idea Warns ICANN Security Advisory Group
Inter-Process Communication - Building Block for the New Internet