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Anonymous network engineer viewed from behind studying abstract routing identity and forwarding-state paths in an unbranded workspace.

Leaders

Dave Oran and the Operational Boundaries from IS-IS to IP Anycast

Dave Oran’s shared technical record shows how dependable forwarding begins with a clear account of identity: which routing domain, service instance, name, or piece of state a system is actually using, and where continuity can break when that identity changes.

Aug 2, 2026
Colour-coded network cables connected to patch panels in a server room

Asia-Pacific Regional ISP

Techno Asia Infotech and AS135037: Routing, RPKI, DNS, and ISP Continuity Costs

Techno Asia Infotech and AS135037: Routing, RPKI, DNS, and ISP Continuity Costs intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the infrastructure consequences that may…

Aug 2, 2026
A generic registry ledger beside a sparse routing graph, not Zhuhai FuYuanLeYu infrastructure or an AS139618 topology diagram.

Asia-Pacific Regional ISP

AS139618 Stays in the Registry While Its Public Routing Surface Is Silent

AS139618 Stays in the Registry While Its Public Routing Surface Is Silent intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the infrastructure consequences that may…

Aug 2, 2026
Anonymous engineer viewed from behind studying abstract link-state path alternatives on unbranded screens.

Leaders

Peter Psenak and the Link-State Decisions Behind Segment Routing and Flexible Algorithms

Peter Psenak's attributed IETF record offers a practical way to examine how routing policy becomes operational state. The relevant standards do not promise an automatically optimal network. They define identities, constraints, participation rules, forwarding bindings, and failure…

Aug 2, 2026
Wide documentary photograph of unbranded server and network racks representing shared authoritative DNS access paths and common edge failure domains

North America Cloud Services

Microsoft's 2001 DNS Outage Made Shared Router Failure Domains an Accountability Test

Microsoft's January 2001 outage demonstrated a basic but still consequential property of network infrastructure: correct DNS records and several authoritative server processes do not create a resilient naming service when every reachable path to those servers depends on the same…

Aug 2, 2026
A historical data-centre operator at a console among large computer cabinets and removable media systems

Asia-Pacific Institutional

IBC Digital and AS10078: Hosting, DNS, Connectivity, and Operational Continuity Costs

Public registry, routing, DNS, hosting, maintenance, and contractual records expose a real operating surface while leaving private architecture, longitudinal reliability, and customer production outcomes subject to separate evidence.

Aug 2, 2026
Anonymous routing engineer reviewing abstract link-state records in an unbranded workspace

Leaders

Hannes Gredler and the Failure Boundaries Behind IS-IS and BGP-LS

Hannes Gredler’s co-authored standards work offers a practical lesson in routing automation: useful decisions begin with records that identify topology precisely, state their scope, and remain honest about what they cannot authorize or prove.

Aug 2, 2026
Network operator inspecting generic carrier routing equipment and fiber patching in an unbranded telecom facility

Asia-Pacific National Telecom

KT's 2021 Routing Error Made Protocol-Boundary Validation a National Network Accountability Test

KT's nationwide Internet disruption showed why a carrier cannot treat an approved maintenance plan or two layers of manual review as proof that a live routing change is safe: accountability depends on the exact commands routers execute, the protocol boundaries they preserve, the…

Aug 1, 2026
Engineers inspecting fiber cross-connects and network aggregation equipment in an unbranded interconnection room

Global Cloud Services

GitHub's 2015 Great Cannon DDoS Made On-Path Code Injection a Network Accountability Test

The 2015 attack on GitHub showed that network accountability begins with the bytes a user actually receives, not merely the address, certificate, contract or status page associated with a service.

Aug 1, 2026
Technician inspecting unbranded carrier routers and fiber cross-connect equipment

Europe and Middle East National Telecom

Belgacom's 2013 Intrusion Made Roaming-Router Access an Operator Accountability Test

The lasting issue in the Belgacom case is whether an international carrier could substantiate its assurances with preserved evidence about privileged access, running router state, customer-traffic effects and operational continuity.

Aug 1, 2026
Generic archival registry drawers beside a sparse routing graph, not Zero Cirrus infrastructure or an AS148972 topology map.

Asia-Pacific Regional ISP

AS148972 Keeps Zero Cirrus in the Registry After Its Visible Route Goes Quiet

AS148972 Keeps Zero Cirrus in the Registry After Its Visible Route Goes Quiet intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the infrastructure consequences that may…

Aug 1, 2026
Close view of the exposed core of an optical-fiber cable

Europe and Middle East Institutional

dot Webcam Limited and the .webcam Control Plane: Delegation, RDAP, DNSSEC, and Registry Continuity Costs

dot Webcam Limited is the accountable registry operator for .webcam, while the namespace visible to users depends on delegation records, DNS and DNSSEC, WHOIS and RDAP, registrar interfaces, escrow, reporting, provider boundaries, and recoverable operating responsibility…

Aug 1, 2026
Technician inspecting unbranded edge routers beside a carrier network rack in a generic telecommunications lab

Global National Telecom

Raptor Train Made Edge-Router Lifecycle Evidence an Operator Accountability Test

Raptor Train showed how a rapidly rotating population of compromised edge devices can remain operationally persistent even when individual malware instances are short-lived, making support state, network evidence, remediation authority and proof against reinfection an…

Aug 1, 2026
An anonymous network engineer examines abstract routing-policy and address-scope relationships on unlabelled screens.

Leaders

Yakov Rekhter and the Operational Boundaries Built into BGP and Private Addressing

Yakov Rekhter's public standards record shows how inter-domain routing and address scope became manageable through explicit permissions, visible protocol state, bounded uniqueness, and honest accounting for the cost of later change.

Aug 1, 2026
Optical-fibre distribution panel with dense patch leads

Asia-Pacific Institutional

Function4 and AS153748: Connectivity, RPKI Gaps, and Business Continuity Costs

Function4 and AS153748: Connectivity, RPKI Gaps, and Business Continuity Costs intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the infrastructure consequences that may…

Aug 1, 2026
Generic registry shelves beside an abstract Australian routing graph, not an Anttel Wholesale network or coverage map.

Asia-Pacific Regional ISP

AS136922 Keeps Anttel Wholesale in the Registry While Its Public Routing Surface Is Silent

AS136922 Keeps Anttel Wholesale in the Registry While Its Public Routing Surface Is Silent intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the infrastructure…

Aug 1, 2026
Representative broadband repair depot with unbranded customer-premises gateways, diagnostic tools and replacement hardware

Global National Telecom

The 2023 Pumpkin Eclipse Made CPE Recovery Evidence an ISP Accountability Test

The October 2023 destruction of hundreds of thousands of home and small-office routers turned firmware authority, fleet inventory, hardware replacement and proof of restored connectivity into one operator-accountability test.

Aug 1, 2026
Rows of fibre-optic cable reels stored in an industrial warehouse

Asia-Pacific Regional ISP

Chittagong Multi Channel Limited and AS137029: IPv4 Routing, RPKI, and ISP Continuity Costs

Chittagong Multi Channel Limited offers a compact view of how an access provider's public company identity, Internet-number records, route announcements, security metadata, customer-facing promises, and day-to-day operating duties have to remain aligned.

Aug 1, 2026
Generic Asia-Pacific registry and routing-visibility illustration with active nodes and fading paths, not a real Wuhan LSHIY network map.

Asia-Pacific Regional ISP

AS142282 Leaves Wuhan LSHIY in the Registry After Its Last Visible Route Was Seen in 2024

AS142282 Leaves Wuhan LSHIY in the Registry After Its Last Visible Route Was Seen in 2024 intelligence summary explains the development, the public evidence available to readers, the organisations involved, the regional context, market exposure, and the infrastructure…

Aug 1, 2026
Representative Internet exchange operations room with carrier routers, structured fibre paths and one isolated maintenance path

Europe and Middle East National Telecom

LINX's 2023 LON2 Incidents Made Lab-to-Production Network State an Accountability Test

When a router moves from a laboratory into a live Internet exchange, a clean configuration file is not enough. LINX's public account of its 2023 LON2 incidents shows why operators must verify the identity and forwarding state that the device is actually running, especially when a…

Aug 1, 2026