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GRIP Conceptual Pipeline
Data Flow Diagram
Methodology
Please check out the following research presentations:
- Observing trends in Internet routing security, NANOG 92, 2024-10
- Monitoring and Understanding BGP abuse and misconfiguration, Google Networking Summit 2023, 2023-10
- Understanding the state of affairs of Routing Incidents: Global Routing Intelligence Platform (GRIP), Internal Workshop, 2023-06
- CAIDA'S BGP (Hijacking) Observatory, Workshop On Active Internet Measurements: Knowledge Of Internet Structure: Measurement, Epistemology, And Technology (AIMS-KISMET), 2020-03
- CAIDA'S BGP (Hijacking) Observatory, DHS IMPACT PI Meeting, 2019-08
- CAIDA's BGP Observatory, Workshop On Active Internet Measurements (AIMS), 2019-04
Code Repositories
GRIP is entirely based on open-source software. The following is the list of repositories of the various software components and libraries used by GRIP:
- GRIP-API: GRIP REST API framework and companion commandline tool written in Rust
- GRIP-UI: GRIP front-end user interface using React
- GRIP-Project: GRIP backend logic components written in Python
- GRIP-Tools: GRIP deployment and auxiliary scripts
- ROA-Collector: RPKI data collection tool used in GRIP
- BGPView: Library for efficient (re-)construction, transport and analysis of BGP 'routing tables'
- BGPView Sync Server: Implements BGPView IO support for Kafka
- BGPStream: The CAIDA BGPStream software framework
- LibIPMeta: IP metadata lookup library
- Python bindings for LibIPMeta: Python bindings for libipmeta
- PyWandio: Generic data IO library in Python
Third-party services and datasets
In addition, we rely on the following third party services for the functioning of GRIP:
Traceroute Tool
Routing Data Collection Platforms
Routing Information of Prefixes
ASN Information
External Datasets
