BGPWatch: a Collaborative BGP Routing Analyzing and Diagnosing Platform

Applying Institution

Tsinghua University

Other Participating Institutions

China Education and Research Network (CERNET), Beijing University of Post and Telecommunications, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Bitway, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, E-Hualu, Shandong University, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Joint Universities Computer Centre / Hong Kong Academic and Research Network, Asia Pacific Advanced Network - Japan, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Trans-Eurasia Information Network Cooperative Center, SingAREN, MYREN, University of Malaya, ThaiREN, Mae Fah Luang University, BdREN, NREN, PERN, LEARN, ERNET, DOST- ASTI, University of Computer Studies, Yangon, Institut Teknologi Bandung, CamREN, AfgREN, ErdemNet, King Abdullah University of Science & Technology, University of Gottingen, University of Surrey, AARNet, REANNZ, SANReN, TransPAC, RNP, RedCLARA

Countries and Regions Covered or Involved in the lmplementation

27 countries and regions such as China, Bangladesh, Pakistan, South Korea, and Thailand

Global BGP route hijacking incidents occur frequently, threatening network infor- mation security and posing severe challenges, especially for developing countries. To promote collaborative and inclusive governance, the Tsinghua University project team partnered with research institutions from several countries and regions to co-build the BGPWatch platform. This initiative enhances global route security monitoring and governance capabilities, and fosters an inclusive and secure internet governance system.