RFC 8375 defines the special-purpose TLD home.arpa.

The IETF has published QUIC as RFC 9000.

The author goes on a (totally justified) rant about all the vendor-specific, non-RFC-conform Syslog implementations out there.

TCP Usage Guidance in the Internet of Things (IoT)

Deprecating TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1

50 years ago today, on 7 April 1969, the very first “Request for Comments” (RFC) document was published. Titled simply “Host Software”, RFC 1 was written by Steve Crocker to document how packets would be sent from computer to computer in what was then the very early ARPANET.

Ladies and gentlemen, I would like you to welcome the new shiny RFC8482, which effectively deprecates the DNS ANY query type. DNS ANY was a "meta-query" - think of it as a similar thing to the common A, AAAA, MX or SRV query types, but unlike these it wasn't a real query type - it was special. Unlike the standard query types, ANY didn't age well. It was hard to implement on modern DNS servers, the semantics were poorly understood by the community and it unnecessarily exposed the DNS protocol to abuse. RFC8482 allows us to clean it up - it's a good thing.