Vulnerability discovered in the RADIUS protocol On 9 July 2024, the BlastRADIUS vulnerability in the RADIUS protocol was published, which allows attackers to manipulate RADIUS server responses and thus gain unauthorised access. In a video, we provide an insight into the background to the vulnerability and its effects, and explain the attack at a technical level.

In January, 2023, the European Union‘s Horizon Europe program announced the “GN5-1” and “GN5-1C1” projects, the next stage in the GN project series. For more than 20 years, Europe’s national research networks have operated and developed a shared backbone infrastructure under the auspices of the GÉANT Association. The goal?

Interview with Jane Gifford from AARNet, regarding the In the Field Blog, a website that showcases research highlights by NRENs.

The multidisciplinary German consortium (AC)³ is focused on understanding what drives warming in the arctic. Scientists and engineers from across the country rely on DFN’s X-WiN national research and education network to access and organize data from far-flung remote sensing instruments.

Dr. Christian Grimm—Managing Director of the DFN Association together with Jochem Pattloch—was presented with the prestigious Medal of Honor given by the Dutch organization the Vietsch Foundation.