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  1. BGP Security for Software Engineers and Network Operators
    BGP Security for Software Engineers and Network Operators
    Architecture, Implementation, and Operations at Production Scale
    Steve Publications

    BGP security is more than a set of filters and policies. This book takes a practical, systems-level look at securing routing infrastructure, from RPKI and route filtering to monitoring, automation and incident response, with real configurations, code examples and lessons from incidents that have shaped how the Internet is secured.

  2. Decoding the Network with Claude Code
    Decoding the Network with Claude Code
    A Practical Guide to Understanding, Reverse Engineering, and Automating Network Data Analysis
    Steve Publications

    Network traffic can look like noise until you know what to look for. This practical guide shows you how to investigate unfamiliar protocols, analyze packet captures and build reliable workflows with Claude Code. Learn to reverse engineer traffic, test your assumptions and turn raw network data into findings you can trust.

  3. Advanced IPv6 Engineering
    Advanced IPv6 Engineering
    Design, Deploy, Secure, and Operate IPv6 Networks at Scale
    Steve Publications

    Take your IPv6 skills beyond the basics. Advanced IPv6 Engineering covers real-world network design, routing, security, automation and operations at scale, with practical examples for Linux, enterprise networks, cloud, containers and Kubernetes. Built for engineers who need to deploy, secure and manage IPv6 with confidence.

  4. Internet Protocols from First Principles
    Internet Protocols from First Principles
    How Computers Communicate Across the World
    Steve Publications

    What really happens when you open a website, send a message or connect to a server across the world? This book builds the Internet from first principles, revealing how bits become packets, packets cross networks and protocols make it all work. Learn the machinery behind the Internet by understanding why each piece exists and how it fits together.