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Organisation

Internet Systems Consortium

Internet Systems Consortium appears in the APNIC member directory for Asia Pacific regional (AP) as an alliance record.

The available evidence covers Legal type: Association, Services: 2, and IP prefixes: 27.

Source description Internet Systems Consortium appears in the APNIC member directory for Asia Pacific regional (AP) as an alliance record. Current public evidence also covers 2 domain references, 1 public website, one supporting public reference. The directo...

APLatest 2026-09-05
  • 27IP prefixes
  • 2Services
Location
AP
Legal type
Association
Services
2
IP prefixes
27

Confidence

1
Public role
Current public evidence also covers 2 domain references, 1 public website, one supporting public reference. The directory country is treated as a RIR member/service-area source field, not as verified headquarters or company-registration da...
Information type
Internet Systems Consortium is linked to APNIC member-directory or public internet-number resource records; this states registry relationship and number-resource evidence, not a commercial service claim.

Related details

  • Internet Systems Consortium appears in the APNIC member directory for Asia Pacific regional (AP).

    RIR member directory

Last updated: 2026-08-03

Current status

Legal type:AssociationNot yet assessed

Services

2
Service:Managed networkNot yet assessed· 1 record
Service:Internet service providerNot yet assessed· 1 record

IP prefixes

27
IPv412
103.11.221.0/24103.29.199.0/24202.41.140.0/24202.41.142.0/24202.41.143.0/24202.41.144.0/24202.41.145.0/24202.41.146.0/24203.119.16.0/24203.119.17.0/24203.119.18.0/24203.119.19.0/24
IPv615
2001:dd8:13::/482001:dd8:14::/482001:dd8:15::/482001:dd8:16::/482001:dd8:17::/482001:dd8:18::/482001:dd8:19::/482001:dd8:1a::/482001:dd8:1b::/482001:dd8:1c::/482001:dd8:1d::/482001:dd8:1e::/482001:dd8:22::/482001:dd8:2::/482001:dd8:5::/48

People & contacts

2
Contact:otherHigh confidence· 1 record
Contact:otherHigh confidence· 1 record

Related research

2
  • The Answer That Won the Race: Kaminsky's DNS Poisoning and the Entropy Behind Trust

    The dangerous answer did not need a signature or a privileged route; it only had to resemble one outstanding question closely enough and arrive first. The 2008 DNS crisis turned that narrow acceptance rule into a renewable race—and showed why a patch can buy safety without proving truth.

    Primary articlePublished 2026-08-22
  • ISC-AGP1 Internet Systems Consortium Inc.

    ISC's stewardship of BIND and Kea—used by a large majority of DNS and DHCP servers—means that even a dormant ASN can signal reserved capacity or future operational assets. Monitoring this resource alongside ISC's software releases and organizational changes helps assess risks to internet infrastructure dependency chains and potential routing shifts.

    Mentioned articlePublished 2026-06-02

Conflicting accounts & history

Conflicting record:duplicate_normalized_nameNot yet assessedConflicting accounts
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