NIST has published an update on its work on the new Secure Internet Domain Routing (SIDR) standards designed to provide the internet the security that is currently lacking from the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP).
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NIST Readies to Tackle Internet’s Global BGP Vulnerabilities
NIST has published an update on its work on the new Secure Internet Domain Routing (SIDR) standards designed to provide the internet the security that is currently lacking from the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). The post NIST Readies to Tackle Internet’s Global BGP Vulnerabilities appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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