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Dyn has downgraded the severity of last week's DDoS attack

By Mechele

Last week we reported on the DDoS attack that affected millions of users.  Dyn has since reported that the hackers were less powerful than originally estimated.  The end result of the attack will lead to conversations and adjustments in the internet community that will hopefully help to mitigate the...

27.10.16 06:36 PM - Comment(s)

DDN is now a member of DNS-OARC

By Mechele

As we shared last week, members of our management team attended the OARC workshop this past weekend in Dallas and they came to an important decision. We are very proud and excited to announce that DeepDive Networking is now officially a voting member of the DNS Operations, Analysis, and Research Cen...

17.10.16 05:38 PM - Comment(s)

DDN at OARC in Dallas

By Mechele

DNS Operations, Analysis, and Research Center (DNS-OARC) is  a non-profit, membership organization that seeks to improve the security, stability, and understanding of the Internet's DNS infrastructure.  Their semi-annual workshops bring together key operators, implementors, and researchers to share...

13.10.16 06:35 PM - Comment(s)

The Interop Connection

By Mechele

Interop is a twice annual, information technology event unlike any other. This interoperability proving-ground, originally called the Interop ShowNet, began in the early 1990’s when volunteers from major hardware and software companies gathered in Northern California to build a one-of a kind network...

27.09.16 05:37 PM - Comment(s)

Should you be worried about the U.S. ending it's oversight of ICANN?

By Mechele

We posted a few weeks ago about the U.S. handing over DNS to a private company.  Concerns about this have been all over the news since the announcement was made.  The administrator of the U.S. National Telecommunications and Information Administration, Lawrence Strickling, is defending the decision ...

15.09.16 04:09 PM - Comment(s)