Listen "Current Work in BGP Security"
Episode Synopsis
I've been chasing BGP security since before the publication of the soBGP drafts, way back in the early 2000's (that's almost 20 years for those who are math challenged). The most recent news largely centers on the RPKI, which is used to ensure the AS originating an advertisements is authorized to do so (or rather "owns" the resource or prefix). If you are not "up" on what the RPKI does, or how it works, you might find this old blog post useful—its actually the tenth post in a ten post series on the topic of BGP security.
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