by FastNetMon | Jul 6, 2026 | FastNetMon Blog, Featured
Network operators have more routing data available today than ever before. Yet in practice, the data is still scattered across multiple tools, external services, and ad hoc workflows. When investigating a routing incident, engineers typically move between BGP lookup...
by FastNetMon | Jul 6, 2026 | FastNetMon Blog, Featured, Press & Newsroom
We’ve made FastNetMon Community easier to install and maintain across Fedora and Enterprise Linux environments. You can now find the updated Fedora package here. On the Fedora side, the package has been updated to the latest version, ensuring smoother upgrades and...
by FastNetMon | Jul 2, 2026 | FastNetMon Blog, Featured
This post is a repost of technical blog originally published by Denys Haryachyy, shared here with permission as part of ongoing research and engineering work around FastNetMon’s inline traffic processing capabilities. TL;DR. A VPP software data plane...
by FastNetMon | Jul 2, 2026 | FastNetMon Blog
A newly discovered botnet called RustDuck is targeting internet-connected routers, IP cameras, Android TV boxes, and exposed servers to build a DDoS attack network. Researchers at QiAnXin XLab have been tracking the malware since February 2026. While RustDuck is still...
by FastNetMon | Jun 30, 2026 | Newsletter
⚡️ Network Engineering Community News – from FastNetMon We’ve given the newsletter a bit of a fresh coat of paint, but the goal is the same: keeping you in the loop on what we’re building, sharing interesting DDoS and NetSec updates, and staying connected with...
