Looking for a PhD candidate to help us build an economically and socially feasible Responsible Internet. If you like working with companies and at the same time enjoy data analysis then you are the candidate for this position! utwentecareers.nl/en/vacancies/4… #PhDposition #academicjobs

Two of our (former) PhD candidates (Olivier and Moritz) compiled an impressive tutorial on the challenges of modern DNS. With contributions by Sinodun.com, @hesselma, Anna and @reseauxsansfil Out now, and available as open access to everyone! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

RFC 9199 presents 6 considerations for large authoritative #DNS server operators derived from peer-reviewed research. Giovane Moura (/giovane moura) from SIDN Labs walks us through them and the experience he and his co-authors had with the RFC process: labs.ripe.net/author/giovane…

Reverse DNS queries may reveal too much, computer scientists argue reg.cx/45P7?utm_sourc…

It looks like the Kerch bridge explosion had a significant impact on UMLC routing (AS48084, an Internet provider to Crimea). Most of UMLC downstream networks are being rerouted to Miranda Media (AS201776) ihr.iijlab.net/ihr/en-us/netw…

Raffaele Sommese @raffysommy from University of Twente (inactive) in a collaboration with @CAIDA presents "Observable KINDNS: ​Validating DNS Hygiene" Slides and material: indico.dns-oarc.net/event/44/contr… #OARC39 #LoveDNS #DNS #DNSSEC ^MV

Raffaele Sommese University of Twente (inactive) Danielle Pemble Raffaele explains the current principles and practices described by KINDNS project kindns.org/operator-categ… #OARC39 #LoveDNS #DNS #DNSSEC ^MV

Great day in Belgrade for #OARC39 Day 1 it’s a wrap! Social events will follow for both Remote/Online attendees and In-Person attendees. #OARC39 #LoveDNS #DNS #DNSSEC ^MV

First up today in ACM IMC 2022, it’s the DNS session! Starting off with @reseauxsansfil presenting the perils of privacy exposure through reverse DNS.

Next up in the DNS session, Gautam Akiwate presents work on retroactive identification of targeted DNS infrastructure hijacking. #IMC2022

Next up, Rafaelle Sommese presents an investigation on the impacts of DDoS attacks on DNS infrastructure #IMC2022

Pawel Foremski It’s always DNS

Our colleague Leandro Bertholdo presenting his work on routing asymmetry at IXPs at CNSM 2024 2022 today. He also presented this work at #RIPE85 last week, you can find his slides here: ripe85.ripe.net/wp-content/upl… and a video of his talk here: ripe85.ripe.net/archives/video…

At CNSM 2024, Raffaele Sommese presents work on Assessing e-Government DNS Resilience. This shared work with NCSC-NL and SIDN Labs provides crucial input for improving the resilience of our digital society against DoS attacks. Pre-print of the paper here: sidnlabs.nl/downloads/1o9v…

Our colleague Raffaele Sommese together with Gautam Akiwate from Stanford presented their experiences from years of work on DNS resilience and centralisation at the ICANN DNS Symposium today

The new border of the kingdom Design and Analysis of Communication Systems group

Day 2 of #RIPE87 is about to get started with talks by Massimo Candela, Robert Beverly and Raffaele Sommese. Get your coffee ☕️ and follow the livestream at: ripe87.ripe.net/live/main/

Great talk on ccTLDs and public data by Raffaele Sommese at RIPE 91 - Bucharest, Romania 🤩🇮🇹 #RIPE87

Proud to have received the prestigious IMC'24 Community Contribution Award for our work on the Internet Yellow Pages! 🥳🥳

🔹 OARC 44 | Feb 7, 10:40 AM (EST) Raffaele Sommese (#UniversityofTwente) 📊 Data needs for fighting DNS abuse 🤝 A call for collaboration on improving visibility into DNS changes. #LoveDNS #OARC44 ^RP