Let’s talk about routing security

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Let’s talk about routing security

Submitted Apr 9, 2019

Section: Full talk of 40 mins duration Technical level: Intermediate

This talk covers how (in)secure in the routing at the global scale, covers about IRR in detail. Includes examples, tools and challenges with IRR based BGP filtering. It also gives a brief introduction to RPKI as well as latest developments in this domain (AT&T doing RPKI based filtering, Google about to do IRR based filtering etc)

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I am working at Hurricane Electric and we operate one of largest interconnected network in the world.
We operate a backbone network in 41 countries across America, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Africa region and interconnect with over 7400 networks via 26000 + BGP sessions in over 200 Internet Exchanges. A large part of this talk comes from our experiences of implementing IRR based BGP filtering in last few months.