nanog mailing list archives
Re: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download.
From: Danny McPherson <danny () tcb net>
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 2010 18:08:17 -0700
On Jan 21, 2010, at 4:34 AM, Pekka Savola wrote:
Thanks to Arbor for collecting the report and your observations. One thing I found extremely strange is that almost 50% report they use BCP38/Strict uRPF at peering edge, yet only about 33% use it in customer direction. (Figure 13, p20)
Ahh, so, turns out some of the colors in a few of the charts (including Figure 13) were transposed (that's what I get for just looking at the numbers in the draft), making several of the findings seem a bit strange. This has since been corrected and should clarify your cocnern.. Thanks Pekka (and several others) for pointing this out. -danny
Current thread:
- 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Dobbins, Roland (Jan 20)
- RE: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Stefan Fouant (Jan 20)
- RE: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Pekka Savola (Jan 21)
- Re: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Steve Bertrand (Jan 21)
- Re: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Danny McPherson (Jan 21)
- Re: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Danny McPherson (Jan 21)
- Re: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Dobbins, Roland (Jan 21)
- RE: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Pekka Savola (Jan 21)
- RE: 2009 Worldwide Infrastructure Security Report available for download. Stefan Fouant (Jan 20)