WEBINAR MAR 26 – Building the Interplanetary Internet: Infrastructure and Technical Foundations
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On March 26, 2026, at 17:00–18:30 (UTC) the International Institute of Outer Space Law Working Group on International Law Aspects of Interplanetary Internet (IISL WG-IPN), in association with the United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (
WEBCAST JUN 19 – Using the IP Protocol Suite for Deep Space Networking – TIPTOP WG
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On Thursday June 19, 2025 at 15:00 UTC the Industry Network Technology Council (INTC) and the India Internet Engineering Society (IIESoc) present a webinar 'Using the IP Protocol Suite for Deep Space Networking'.
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WEBCAST MAR 23 – ISOC Mumbai – Interplanetary Internet Race 2.0 (with Vint Cerf)
On Sunday 23 March 2025, at 6:45pm IST (13:15 UTC) the Internet Society India Mumbai Chapter (ISOC Mumbai) will host a webinar 'Interplanetary Internet Race 2.0' with special guest Vint Cerf, a past Chair of the Interplanetary Networking Special Interest Group (IPNSIG).
This session is a follow up to the first 'Int
On Sunday 23 March 2025, at 6:45pm IST (13:15 UTC) the Internet Society India Mumbai Chapter (ISOC Mumbai) will host a webinar ‘Interplanetary Internet Race 2.0‘ with special guest Vint Cerf, a past Chair of the Interplanetary Networking Special Interest Group (IPNSIG). This session is a follow up to the first ‘Interplanetary Internet Race’ webinar, […]
WEBCAST – ISOC India Mumbai – Interplanetary Internet Race
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Senjuti Mallick - Business Operations Manager - COMSPOC
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On Monday 3 November 2024 at 14:00 IST (08:30 UTC ) ISOC.LIVE will webcast an edited and captioned version of the Internet Society India Mumbai Chapter (ISOC Mumbai) webinar ‘Interplanetary Internet Race‘, held on November 19 2024. Space, policy and law expert Senjuti Mallick explores the future of space communication, from satellite networks to interplanetary data […]
@danyork Unrelated to LEO satellite internet clusters: are you aware of any work being done to secure long-distance space-based transmissions / internet?
Anything beyond a few hundred milliseconds round-trip starts getting really slow with handshakes and assured protocols. That includes TCP, but also pretty much all secure (TLS, SSL, SSH, S/MIME) protocols in which keys and secrets are exchanged. That might be viable for non-realtime transmissions to a few light-minutes out, but even interplanetary comms to near neigbours (Mars, Venus) at closest approach are likely nonviable, let alone the out planets, or Mars/Venus at distance or opposition.
(Managing round-the-Sun links will also prove ... interesting.)
I've done some casual digging but have found nothing as yet.
I'm assuming a periodic key update / assertion and/or one-time password / one-time pad mechanism might be required.
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