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The Internet relies heavily on the Domain Name System (DNS) to translate human-readable domain names (example.com) into IP addresses (198.51.100.10, DB8:C001:ABCD:09C0:876A:130B:0000:130F), facilitating the seamless transfer of data and communication across the globe.

While DNS is known for its critical role at the backbone of the Internet,


its vulnerabilities have made it an enticing target for cyber threats.

IP Address and ASN Allocations in Africa: Unveiling Key Insights In today's interconnected world, the Internet has become an integral part of our daily lives. From government services to education, healthcare to agriculture, and the financial sector, the Internet plays a crucial role in supporting various sectors and  activities.

AFRINIC organises a series of insightful webinars on various internet-related topics. These webinars are open, inclusive platforms where individuals from diverse backgrounds and origins come together to discuss topics aligned with spurring digital growth on the continent.

Through the Journey of AFRINIC: A story of resilience 23 July 2021 - 23 July 2023: Two years of challenges and RESILIENCE As we mark this anniversary of a challenging period in our history, we reflect on the obstacles faced and the unwavering support received from stakeholders.

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