¡Hola!
Thursday was a busy day at RIPE 73 with 614 attendees checked-in (of 660
registered) and plenty of parallel sessions taking place through the day.
Highlights included:
- In the Routing WG, Alexander Azimov reported that his work on “ISP
Border Definition” has become an IETF draft, with a second draft to be
submitted to the IETF soon.
- In the Cooperation WG, RACI attendee and lawyer Joanna Kulesza posed
some very interesting questions to the RIPE community and the technical
community at large on cybersecurity due diligence.
- In the Anti-Abuse WG, Europol EC3 presented on issues regarding RIPE
Database registration of sub-allocations and assignments, asking the
community for help in drafting a solution.
- In the Open Source WG, Nick Hilliard presented on Bird’s Eye, a
service for querying BIRD that he developed with his team during the IXP
Hackathon.
The full Daily Meeting Report from Thursday is online here:
https://ripe73.ripe.net/programme/report/thursday/
Today's Plenary sessions are now underway. You can find the day's agenda
here:
https://ripe73.ripe.net/programme/meeting-plan/
And if you can't join us here in Madrid, you can watch us online:
https://ripe73.ripe.net/live/
Kind regards,
Martina de Mas
RIPE Meeting Coordinator
