Life, 42, the global routing table and answers to other questions
summary
Examines routing security at three levels—internal networks, network edges, and the Internet—by discussing routing protocols, segmentation, and policy decisions (e.g., whether a home device should contact cloud services or whether an edge router should accept prefixes like 8.8.8.0/24 from ASes other than 15169). Uses practical, hands-on perspective to evaluate vulnerabilities and defenses in routing infrastructure.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:05My role in networks and BGP
- 7:03Origin of 42
- 8:08AS112 project and DNS
- 17:44Firewalling and security rules
- 22:58Home network segmentation
- 26:10Undersea cable attacks
- 30:05Global routing table at risk
- 39:16Recommendations and Q&A
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