Routing on the Internet is defined among autonomous systems (ASes) based on a weak
trust model where it is assumed that ASes are honest. While this trust model strengthens the …

The whole Internet consists of thousands of autonomous systems that transfer data with one
another. The BGP plays a significant role in routing, but its behaviour is essentially naive …

The inter-domain routing with BGP is highly vulnerable to malicious attacks, due to the lack
of a secure means of verifying authenticity and legitimacy of inter-domain routes. Resource …

The border gateway protocol (BGP) has become the indispensible infrastructure of the
Internet as a typical inter-domain routing protocol. However, it is vulnerable to …

Communication on the Internet consisting of a massive number of Autonomous Systems
(AS) depends on routing based on Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). Routers generally trust …

Without the design for inherent security, the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is vulnerable to
prefix/subprefix hijacks and other attacks. Though many BGP security approaches have …

Extensive efforts have been made for securing interdomain routing during the last two
decades, but the highly centralized nature and complex management of existing security …

Routing attacks remain practically effective in the Internet today as existing countermeasures
either fail to provide protection guarantees or are not easily deployable. Blockchain systems …

The de facto inter-domain routing protocol, Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), plays a critical
role in the reliability of the Internet routing system. However, the system may also be …

A gamut of secure inter-domain routing protocols has been proposed in the literature. They
use traditional PGP-like and centralized Public Key Infrastructures for trust management. In …