[Podcast] Going dark: Measurement when the Internet hides the detail
Geoff Huston explores the challenges of measuring internet protocols in a privacy-focused world, emphasizing RFC 7258's implications and APNIC Labs' role in navigating secure protocols.
MAIN POINTS
- Geoff Huston examines the impact of privacy on internet protocol measurement.
- RFC 7258 highlights the importance of pervasive monitoring as an attack.
- APNIC Labs develops methods to measure secure protocols effectively.
- The shift towards secure protocols complicates traditional measurement techniques.
TAKEAWAYS
- Privacy considerations are reshaping how internet protocols are measured.
- RFC 7258 underscores the need to treat pervasive monitoring as a security threat.
- Innovative approaches are required to measure protocols in a secure environment.
- The evolution of secure protocols presents new challenges for measurement practices.