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Optimization of BGP Convergence and Prefix Security in IP/MPLS Networks

Koskinen, 2021

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Koskinen J
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The future prospective deployment of BGPsec is discussed to form an outlook to the future of IP/MPLS network design. As the trust-based nature of BGP as a protocol has become a distinct vulnerability, thus necessitating the use of various technologies to secure the …
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