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Kea And NETCONF in 2018: Towards automated configurability
Read moreISC has a long history of participating in hackathons, starting a long time ago at Gdansk University, and continuing...
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End to Bandaids for Broken EDNS
Read moreExtension Mechanisms for DNS were standardized in 2013 Despite this, there continue to be non-compliant implementations. DNS software developers have tried...
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ISC Gitlab for BIND
Read moreIn July 2017 we opened ISC’s RT bug database for public read-only browsing of BIND and ISC DHCP issues....
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Looking for GSOC Interns
Read moreSpend your summer working on open source with ISC! We’re excited that ISC has been selected as one...
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2017 Retrospective
Read more2017 was a good year for ISC! Keeping an open source project funded, keeping any small non-profit going, is...
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Who Pays for ISC’s Open Source?
Read moreISC’s open source, including BIND, ISC DHCP and Kea, is sustained by software support contracts. Open source software is free...
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Why you want a root server nearby, even if you have to host it yourself
Read moreThere are three reasons why you want a root server near you: Performance (faster response time) Resilience (less affected...
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BIND9 CVEs – Days from Report to Disclosure
Read moreOver the past five years, we have taken on average, 32 days to publicly disclose a BIND vulnerability, from...
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I/O Efficient GZip Compression of Packet Captures
Read moreOne of the major challenges with logging network traffic is that it is very disk I/O intensive. It can...
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Funding Kea
Read moreKea 1.2.0 was released a couple of days ago. You may have noticed that there are two new premium...
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