Lightning Talks#

Multiple speakers, incl. Roberto Oya Luengo (Nokia Deepfield), Jen Linkova, Hernan Uriel Kleinman, Antonio Marcos Moreiras, Sergio Kleiman, Celsa Sánchez, Christian O’Flaherty

• Why: The densest signal-per-minute slot in the program; several land directly in the PM's lanes.
• What: Highlights from the source material: "The enemy within" (Roberto Oya Luengo, Nokia Deepfield) — residential proxy services renting out compromised endpoints, a market the presenter puts at over US$4B/year, growing exponentially since 2022 when content providers began blocking AI crawlers and AI companies began paying to masquerade as consumer traffic; US IPs priced ~100x Russian ones; supply from factory-compromised devices and infected SDKs; used for fraud and outbound DDoS; edge-based botnet C2 disruption demonstrably works. "rpki-selflab" (Antonio Marcos Moreiras) — a self-contained Docker RPKI lab (on GitHub) exercising ROA, ROV and ASPA across BIRD+Routinator, OpenBGPD+FORT, and OpenBGPD+rpki-client stacks while following a hijacker and a leaky peer. Also relevant: "Proxies residenciales" (Hernan Uriel Kleinman) on the same proxy economy from the ISP angle, "Updating the MANRS Network Operators baseline" (Sergio Kleiman), and "DNS anycast — who answers behind the cloud" (Celsa Sánchez).
• How: 10-minute talks plus 5 minutes Q&A, selected by the LACNOG program committee.
• Where applicable: Mixed by construction; the residential-proxy analysis and the RPKI selflab are the two most broadly adoptable items.