News

The paper Understanding the Role of Registrars in DNSSEC Deployment, by Taejoong Chung of Northeastern University, Boston, which uses extensive datasets from OpenINTEL, has been accepted for ACM IMC 2017.

The poster TIDE - Threat Identification Using Active DNS Measurements, by Anna Sperotto, which is based on datasets from OpenINTEL, has been accepted for presentation at ACM SIGCOMM 2017. Read more about the TIDE project on their webpage

Thanks to the Technical Center of Internet in Moscow, we have extended our measurement to include the .ru ccTLD and the .рф IDN ccTLD (.xn–p1ai).

OpenINTEL passed a major milestone this month: over 1.5 trillion data points collected since February 2015.

The paper ‘A Longitudinal, End-to-End View of the DNSSEC Ecosystem’, by Taejoong Chung of Northeastern University, Boston, which uses an extensive dataset from OpenINTEL, has been accepted for USENIX Security ‘17.

Federal .gov and .fed.us domains are now also included in our daily measurement based on the US Federal Government’s open data access API. This data is also included in the open access datasets available through our open data portal (see our data access page).

We will present on OpenINTEL developments at the CAIDA Workshop on Active Internet Measurements (AIMS 2017) in San Diego, CA from March 1-3, 2017.

With thanks to DK Hostmaster we have extended our measurement to cover the .dk ccTLD.

We have extended our measurement with an infrastructure measurement that resolves A and AAAA records for all NS and MX names.