They crew is pleased to announce the latest release of our #RPKI validator Routinator, version 0.13.0 ‘Should Have Started This in a Screen.’ It features lots of smaller changes and updated #ASPA support.

TL;DR: if you want to try #ASPA, install Routinator with `cargo install --force --locked --features aspa routinator --version 0.13.0-rc1` and then run `routinator --enable-aspa vrps -f summary`. You should find one (1) valid ASPA object in the #RPKI.

RC1 of Routinator 0.13.0 is out now. This release supports #ASPA allowing verification of the AS_PATH attribute of routes advertised in the #BGP. ASPA is still subject to change in the #IETF so the feature has to be explicitly enabled when compiling. #RPKI

In the latest commits to Routinator, we’ve updated #ASPA validation to conform to the latest changes in the #IETF draft. This means there is now one (1) valid object left in the wild instead of ~50. We should return to previous levels once the new Krill #RPKI CA release is out.

Yes, the crew is adding support for Debian Bookworm in Ploutos, our packaging workflow for #Rust projects. #rustlang

With scoped threads and once writable cells now available in the #Rust Standard Library, Routinator's dependency tree can be reduced. In the next release, we’ll drop the crossbeam-utils and once_cell crate deps. #rustlang #RPKI

In case you were holding your breath for the Routinator release with #ASPA support, please exhale now. 😮‍💨 The people discussing this #RPKI #RoutingSecurity topic in the #IETF have reached consensus to make ASPA AFI-agnostic instead. We'll change our implementation accordingly.

RT @routinator3000: @kansal15 Running Krill and publishing in the APNIC repo is actually really simple, also for just a few resources. For….

#ASPA is the top hit in the Routinator documentation search. 😄 Nothing yet in the stable docs as we're working towards a release, but “latest” has what you're looking for. #RPKI

The @ripencc #RPKI Publication Service is proving popular. 167 CAs are now active, publishing 2100 ROAs, resulting in 3671 VRPs. It’s easy to set this up, and will allow you to sub-delegate resources, do #ASPA, as well as #BGPsec. #RIPE86

Let’s kick off the #RIPE86 #BGP routing working group with some #RPKI numbers. In the global RPKI there are 149,606 ROAs resulting in 433,197 VRPs. Also, 3 #BGPsec router keys and 64 #ASPA objects out in the wild.

I count 32 unique #ASPA definitions in the #RPKI right now (resulting in 64 objects; one for each AFI). Let’s see how many are added during #RIPE86 now that Krill 0.13 is out.

RT @ntdvps: @plajjan @routinator3000 @NLnetLabs @bgpkit @heymingwei Yes, the latter. Kudos to them C devs who switched and got proficient f….

RT @ntdvps: I am surprised how Rust made roots into the internet security domain. The most popular rpki validator - @routinator3000 - is w….

RT @ntdvps: And I heard not so great stories about goBGP. I wish we had more BGP focused Go libraries.

RT @Rust_NL: Martin Hoffmann from @nlnetlabs is doing the moves in his talk about Pins in #rustlang. #rustnl2023 #rust .

RT @lostdave_98: Day 1 of the new IX Begins. Switch config underway. Tomorrow we do the software side. @ixpmanager, Bird2, @routinator3000….

The crew have reimplemented the logging setup and now also support log rotation. Note that error handling for logging is now such that if trying to log to file or syslog fails, Routinator will exit. #RPKI

ASPA support has now been merged into the main branch of Routinator. As of today, I’m counting 47 ASPAs out in the wild. #RPKI #RoutingSecurity

RT @NLnetLabs: @rapdodge It’s on the to-do list, along with managing #BGPsec router certificates! .