Dashboard: Added "Score Breakdown — Why X/100?" section showing:
- Per-check weight, earned points, and reason
- Total calculation with formula explanation
- Data source attribution
- "info" status excluded from scoring (e.g. MANRS API auth)
Security: try-catch around new URL() parser — malformed URLs from
scanner bots (XSS attempts) now return 400 instead of crashing server.
Was causing repeated crashes from automated vulnerability scanners.
- Route Server: threshold lowered from 20 to 10 IX for "bilateral policy" pass.
3-9 IX without RS = "info" (not warning). <3 IX = warning.
AS212635: 19 IX → pass (was warning)
- rDNS: sample size increased from 5 to min(20, total_prefixes)
Better coverage for large networks (AS13335: was 5/5621 = 0.09%)
- IX Route Server: always use asn= query (more reliable than net_id when PDB rate-limits)
AS212635: 0 → 19 IX connections correctly detected
AS212635 score: 98 → 100/100
- Geolocation: global networks (5+ facility countries) now get pass
even when MaxMind has no data (was warning)
- Route Server: uses ASN fallback when PeeringDB net_id unavailable
(was showing "0 IX connections" due to rate limiting)
- IX geocode fallback: CITY_COORDS map + IX_CITY_MAP for 70+ cities
AS49544 (i3D.net/Ubisoft): 100 IX connections correctly detected,
bilateral peering policy recognized, 27-country global presence pass
renderNetworkMap() was missing its closing } after the setTimeout(50)
callback. This caused a SyntaxError that prevented the entire script
from parsing — doLookup was undefined, Lookup button did nothing.
Also added deploy.sh backup script on Erik (auto-backup before restart,
keeps last 20 versions of server.js + index.html).
IXPs without PeeringDB facility coordinates now get geocoded via:
1. City name extraction from IX name (e.g. "France-IX Paris" → Paris)
2. Hard-coded IX ID → city map for 15 well-known IXPs (SwissIX→Zurich etc.)
3. 70+ major networking cities with lat/lon coordinates
AS8283 Coloclue: 9 → 12 IX locations (5 cities: AMS, FRA, Paris, Zurich, Meppel)
AS49544 i3D.net: 100 connections → 20 locations (16 cities worldwide)
- Leaflet map: double requestAnimationFrame after display:none removal
ensures container has real dimensions before L.map() init
- PeeringDB org cache: 24h disk cache (.pdb-org-cache.json) prevents
hammering PeeringDB API on server restarts (was causing 175 restarts)
- Check HTTP status before JSON.parse on PDB responses
- Leaflet.js (CDN) with CartoDB Dark Matter tiles matching Tokyo Night theme
- Cyan markers: facility/datacenter locations with name + city popup
- Orange markers: IX presence with IX name + speed popup
- Purple connecting lines between facilities in the same country
- Coordinates from PeeringDB facility API (batch lookup, chunked)
- IX locations via ixfac association + facility geocoding
- Auto-fit bounds, graceful degradation if no coordinates
- Collapsible card, XSS-safe popups via DOM API
- RPKI cross-check: Cloudflare RPKI feed + RIPE NCC Validator API (5 sample prefixes)
- Prefix cross-check: RIPE Stat vs bgp.he.net count comparison
- Neighbour cross-check: RIPE Stat vs bgp.he.net peer data
- Data Quality badge in dashboard (High/Medium/Low confidence)
- Hover tooltip: "Data Quality Report" with per-source agreement breakdown
- Added BETA tag to site header and version string (v0.5.0-beta)
- All UI text in English
RPKI Validation:
- Validate ALL prefixes (not sample of 10) using local Cloudflare RPKI feed
- Covers all 5 RIRs globally (RIPE, APNIC, ARIN, LACNIC, AFRINIC)
- Indexed ROA lookup (O(bucket) not O(824K)) for instant validation
- AS4739 now correctly shows 446/446 prefixes checked
ASPA Provider Detection:
- Only RIPE Stat "left" neighbours (verified upstreams) used as providers
- AS-path analysis used for frequency confirmation only, not as provider source
- Fixes false provider detection that included peers alongside upstreams
Multi-RIR Support:
- WHOIS/IRR queries all 5 RIR databases via RDAP in parallel
- RPSL validation checks RIPE + APNIC/ARIN/LACNIC/AFRINIC
- AS4739 (APNIC) now correctly found via rdap.apnic.net
Geolocation:
- Anycast/CDN networks (5+ facility countries or Content/NSP type) not flagged
- Only small networks with geo anomalies get warnings
Route Server Scoring:
- Networks with 20+ IX connections and no RS scored as "pass" (bilateral policy)
- Only small networks without RS get warnings
Error Handling:
- ASPA endpoints gracefully handle timeouts (show fallback instead of HTML parse error)
- Frontend checks Content-Type before JSON.parse
Reported by Philip Smith, Richard Steenbergen, Jared Mauch, Chris Malayter
- Compare: all API calls in single parallel batch (was sequential)
- Compare: RPKI sample reduced to 3+3 prefixes with 5s timeout cap
- Compare: response caching (5min TTL)
- Compare: AS name resolution parallel with 3s timeout
- Result: Compare from timeout (>20s) to ~5s first call, <1s cached
- Add response caching (5min TTL for lookups, 10min for ASPA)
- Add 8s timeout to all external API fetches
- RPKI validation: sample max 10 prefixes (5 v4 + 5 v6) instead of 50
- Run all PeeringDB + RIPE Stat calls in single parallel batch
- Resolve AS names in parallel with 3s timeout cap
- Add deploy/ directory with production server.js + index.html dashboard
- Landing page: Tokyo Night dark theme, interactive ASN search
- 15 API endpoints: lookup, aspa, aspa/verify, bgproutes, validate,
compare, peers/find, prefix/detail, ix/detail, topology, whois, health
- Features: RPKI per-prefix, RIPE Atlas probes, Network Health Report,
ASPA RFC verification engine, Provider Relationship Graph
- Query RIPE Atlas API for probes in the looked-up ASN
- Display probe count, connected/disconnected status, anchors
- Expandable probe detail table with links to atlas.ripe.net
- Connection ratio progress bar
- "Host a probe?" prompt for networks without Atlas presence
