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Glossary

• The internet is physically an amalgamation of networks across the globe where groups of these networks consolidate inside internet service provider and organisational boundaries, called Autonomous Systems.

• The boundaries are called borders and the routing machinery at these borders are border routers.

• Internet Exchage Points, Private Network Interconnects and any communications link between Autonomous Systems form these borders.

• Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is the specific routing protocol that can use RPKI to secure the exchange of routing advertisements between Autonomous Systems between border routers.

• Resource Public Key Infrastructure (RPKI) is based on public key cryptography and is used to secure routing table entries for the global internet.  Use of RPKI is currently optional but the is a highly recommended best practice for any Internet Service Provider.

• Route Origin Authorization (ROA) is a list of internet address prefixes allowed to be announced by an Autonomous System.

• Route Origin Validation (ROV) is performed by using an ROA to check the prefix is allow to originate from the Autonomous System.