This is a graph of IP NETWORK TRAFFIC towards China, correlating netflow/BGP/RPKI data. You can see that the vast majority of traffic now is protected by RPKI ROAs.
Looking at merely prefix count or IP address count doesn’t always tell the full story, this Kentik data provides a third view, corroborating that China really went all-in on RPKI.
China jumps - in the span of just 3 months - from 4% to a whopping 80% RPKI ROA coverage. Absolutely impressive. #RPKI #RoutingSecurity
The rpki-client implementation will never download ".xml" or "*.log" files via rsync. And this archive instance will never serve anything BUT "*.log" and "*.log"via Rsync, see this filter.
Twenty-six OpenBSD developers have gathered in Dublin, Ireland for the p2k23 hackathon (September 1st - 7th) with the support of the OpenBSD Foundation, NCSC IE, and Tom Smyth.
rpki-client 8.3 has been released! The gold standard for validating and debugging RPKI objects. The utility now can show the full signature path towards the root, when the path will expire, and more! Read the release notes here https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-announce&m=167923016400361&w=2
ASPA objects have started to appear in the global RPKI! Here is mine - where I attest who the authorized upstreams are for AS 15562 https://console.rpki-client.org/chloe.sobornost.net/rpki/RIPE-nljobsnijders/VCIb3NxttGlL0VzKekHcAGpU9Ls.asa.html