RPKI Now Protects 70% of Internet Routes, Up From 54% a Year Ago
EuropeScienceModerate confidence — 64/100
The Internet relies on networks telling each other which IP addresses they can deliver traffic to, using BGP (Border Gateway Protocol).
These routing announcements have historically depended heavily on trust.
When a network announces addresses it shouldn’t, accidentally or deliberately, traffic can be sent to the wrong place and services can become unreachable.
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The Internet relies on networks telling each other which IP addresses they can deliver traffic to, using BGP (Border Gateway Protocol).
These routing announcements have historically depended heavily on trust.
When a network announces addresses it shouldn’t, accidentally or deliberately, traffic can be sent to the wrong place and services can become unreachable.