New ARIN Fees for 2026: How It Impacts IPv4 Holders
ARIN increases annual fees by 5% for 2026, maintains fee cap, and extends IPv6 waiver for 3X-Small organizations.
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What is IANA? The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
IANA, The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, manages global IP addresses, DNS root zones, and protocols, ensuring internet stability
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What is APNIC: The Asia-Pacific’s Internet Registry
APNIC manages IP address distribution in the Asia-Pacific, supports IPv6 adoption, enhances internet security, and provides registry services
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What Are IPv4 Blocks?
IPv4 addresses are essential for internet communication, but limited availability is pushing the transition to IPv6 for future connectivity.
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Mitigating IP Address Abuse in IPv4 Transfer and Lease Markets
The hidden dangers of IP transfer abuse. How cybercriminals use IP addresses for malicious activities like spam, phishing, and malware.
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What is ARIN? North America’s Internet Registry
ARIN manages IP addresses and ASNs across North America, promoting IPv6 adoption and providing essential services for internet stability.
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What is Réseaux IP Européens (RIPE NCC)?
RIPE NCC is the original Regional Internet Registry, that assigns IP addresses for 76 countries in Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia.
