Generated 2026-10-13 (UTC) · 48-hour window: 2026-10-11 .. 2026-10-13 · All groups, 100% coverage from the announcement indexes
No RFCs were published in the last 48 hours. The ietf-announce archive shows no RFC-publication announcements after 2026-10-08; there are no items in the window.
By its name, this draft sets out requirements for service segmentation in the context of Computing-Aware Traffic Steering (CATS). It probably describes how services should be partitioned or segmented when steering traffic toward compute resources distributed across a network. Details are inferred from the title and are approximate.
By its name, this draft ties Distributed Mobility Management (DMM) and the Mobile User Plane (MUP) to CATS service segmentation, likely describing how service-segmentation concepts apply to mobile user-plane traffic being steered toward compute resources. Inferred from the title; approximate.
This BMWG working-group document, by its title, addresses benchmarking methodology and considerations for measuring network performance in containerized infrastructures. It probably adapts classic IETF benchmarking terminology and procedures to container-based network functions and platforms, where the virtualization and orchestration layers materially affect measured results. Scope here is approximate and will be grounded from the Abstract next run.
By its name, this IDR draft appears to extend BGP FlowSpec with match criteria for QUIC traffic, enabling filter rules that recognise and act on QUIC flows. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A new (-00) IDR individual draft that, by its name, likely defines a BGP extended community carrying a node identifier ('nodeid-ec'). Such a community would let BGP speakers attach and propagate a node-id alongside routes. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this IDR individual draft appears to define a BGP Flow Specification filter that matches on the source-IP origin AS, extending FlowSpec's match criteria so operators can write rules keyed to the autonomous system that originates a packet's source address. It likely complements existing destination-oriented origin-AS FlowSpec filters. The mechanics are inferred from the title and are approximate; they will be grounded against the official Abstract on the next run.
A new (-00) individual draft; the acronym 'ACIP' is not expanded in the name, so its subject is undetermined here. Approximate; to be grounded from the Abstract next run.
A new (-00) draft in the DRIP (Drone Remote ID Protocol) space; by its name it relates to ORCHIDs (a cryptographic IPv6 address construction), version 3, for UAS remote identification. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A LAMPS-area draft; by its name it establishes a registry of PEM textual-encoding labels (the '-----BEGIN X-----' labels). Inferred from the title; approximate.
A new (-00) individual draft in the ANIMA (autonomic networking) problem space. By its name it likely discusses distribution ('distro') aspects of autonomic networking, perhaps distributing information, software, or functions across an autonomic control plane. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A new (-00) individual ANIMA-related draft that, by its name, likely explores using MQTT (a lightweight publish/subscribe messaging protocol) within autonomic networking, perhaps as a transport or signalling mechanism. Inferred from the title; approximate.
An OAuth-area draft that, by its name, collects use cases for authorizing AI agents via OAuth. It likely enumerates delegation and on-behalf-of scenarios to motivate protocol extensions. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft relates to ARP (an Address Resolution Protocol, or an 'ARP' acronym); the subject is not fully determinable from the name. Approximate.
A SCITT-related draft that, by its name, applies supply-chain transparency to AI-agent execution, likely recording or attesting agent actions. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, an IDR draft that applies BGP FlowSpec to Source Address Validation (SAV), likely distributing SAV filter rules via FlowSpec. Inferred from the title; approximate.
An individual draft whose name ('gevp') is an unexpanded acronym, so the subject is undetermined here. Approximate; to be grounded from the Abstract next run.
Part of a 'signed evaluation receipts' series, this draft by its name defines mappings for evaluation receipts, i.e. how evaluation results are expressed or mapped, likely onto SCITT/COSE structures. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A SCITT-related draft that, by its name, addresses how to identify SCITT (transparency) statements. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft defines signed 'evaluation receipts', verifiable records attesting to an evaluation's outcome, likely using COSE/SCITT constructs. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A new (-00) draft in the Media Over QUIC (MoQ) space; by its name it likely defines probing mechanisms (for example path or bandwidth probing) relevant to MoQ transport. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A CDNI working-group draft that, by its name, defines metadata describing content-processing stages for interconnected CDNs. Inferred from the title; approximate.
An adopted IDR working-group draft that, by its name, defines a BGP community derived from a Route Target (RT), i.e. a way to construct and attach a community value derived from RT information. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A PCE working-group draft that, by its title, extends PCEP to signal SR-MPLS entropy-label positions, letting a PCE indicate where entropy labels should be placed in a label stack. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A RADEXT working-group draft; by its name it concerns 'EPCS' within RADIUS extensions, likely a specific priority or credential service carried over RADIUS. The exact expansion is not confirmed from the name; approximate.
WHEP (WebRTC-HTTP Egress Protocol) describes a simple HTTP-based protocol that allows WebRTC-based viewers to watch content delivered from streaming services, Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), or WebRTC Transmission Networks (WTNs). It standardizes how a WebRTC media consumer sets up a session over HTTP in order to receive a stream, so that low-latency WebRTC playback interoperates across different distribution infrastructures. (Grounded in the document's official Abstract.)
Within WIMSE (Workload Identity in Multi-System Environments), this draft by its name likely defines a proof mechanism for local tool calls made by workloads or agents, binding evidence to a tool invocation. Inferred from the title; approximate.
This draft proposes performing Source Address Validation (SAV) at the boundary of an intra-domain network using BGP. Boundary routers automatically derive SAV rules from routing data together with SAV-specific information, and those rules form a validation boundary that checks the source addresses of packets entering the network. The document also defines BGP extensions that let boundary routers exchange the SAV-specific information needed to build these rules. (Grounded in the document's official Abstract.)
By its name, this draft specifies an IGP-based mechanism for intra-domain Source Address Validation (SAVNET), letting link-state routing distribute the information routers need to validate source addresses within a domain. It is the IGP companion to the BGP-based intra-domain SAVNET work. Inferred from the title; approximate.
An OAuth draft that, by its name, defines schemas for authorization, i.e. structured representations of authorization data. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft defines a YANG-to-TMF mapping within an 'ONSEN' context, likely mapping YANG data models to TM Forum models. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft likely defines a 'gate' that controls or asserts the location where compute runs, i.e. a compute-location policy or enforcement point. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, an individual draft that likely defines a 'morning brief' construct, possibly a periodic summary or notification format. The precise subject is not determinable from the name alone; this is approximate and will be grounded from the Abstract next run.
By its name, this draft likely specifies how to observe or monitor a 'substrate' layer, as a companion to the substrate provenance-grammar draft. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft likely defines a grammar for expressing provenance over a 'substrate' (an underlying compute or data layer), part of a series on substrate observation and provenance. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A new (-00) companion to the KSG journal-export draft; by its name it defines the 'core' of a KSG system. The subject is not fully determinable from the name; approximate.
By its name, this draft likely defines a journal-export mechanism or format for a 'KSG' system. The precise subject is not fully determinable from the name; approximate.
By its name, this draft likely defines a 'learn log', a logging format or mechanism for learning systems. The subject is approximate, inferred from the name.
An 'agent' draft; by its name it defines a 'clockout' profile for agents, perhaps signalling an agent ceasing work or ending a session. Inferred from the title; approximate.
One of a large set of 'agent' drafts; by its name it concerns observability of agent continuity, keeping an agent's state and operation observable over time. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft addresses 'non-collapse' semantics for authorization among agents, likely ensuring distinct authorizations do not improperly merge or collapse. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft describes an architecture for boundary and jurisdiction handling (for example data or authority boundaries), likely part of the agent-governance series. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, an OAuth agent draft about revocation 'closure', ensuring that a revocation fully propagates and closes out agent authorizations. Inferred from the title; approximate.
An 'agent' series draft; by its name it defines a smoke-test profile ('octatouch'), likely a minimal conformance or sanity-test profile. Inferred from the title; approximate.
An 'agent' series draft whose name ('synaptic collective') does not clearly indicate a protocol; the subject is undetermined here. Approximate.
An individual draft that advanced rapidly to -19 within the window. The short name 'aer1' does not reveal its subject, so the content is undetermined here. Approximate; to be grounded from the Abstract on the next run.
Related to the DAWN (Discovery of Agents, Workloads and Named entities) effort, this draft by its name proposes a framework for discovering AI agents, likely defining discovery roles, records and procedures for locating agents. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft concerns evidence of control and delivery for agents, i.e. proof that control instructions were delivered and acted on. Inferred from the title; approximate.
This draft proposes an IPv4 option that carries a flow label compatible with the IPv6 flow label. According to the author, such an option is needed to simplify the use of Integrated Services (IntServ) and to support interoperability with IPv6. (Grounded in the document's official Abstract, which is brief.)
A DNSOP-area draft that, by its name, defines use of DNS SVCB resource records for tunnels, signalling tunnel endpoints or parameters via SVCB records. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its title ('Security Considerations for Tenant ID and Similar Fields'), this SECDISPATCH draft discusses how identifiers that separate tenants should be handled to avoid security and privacy problems. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, and following Patrik Faltstrom's established series, this draft updates the IETF's IDNA Unicode tables and derived properties to track a new Unicode version (the '-18' series), likely listing code-point property changes relevant to internationalized domain names. Inferred from the title and series; approximate.
A new (-00) IDR working-group draft; 'FARE' is an unexpanded acronym in the name, so the precise subject is undetermined here. Approximate; to be grounded from the Abstract next run.
The Abstract notes that BGP Flow Specification (FlowSpec) was originally proposed to distribute filter rules to FlowSpec clients, mainly to mitigate distributed denial-of-service attacks and to filter traffic in BGP/MPLS VPN services, and that FlowSpec is now also used for traffic steering with SR-MPLS and SRv6. This document introduces the use of BGP FlowSpec to steer packets into an SR Policy. (Grounded in the document's official Abstract.)
A LISP working-group draft that, as an RFC 6831 'bis', revises the LISP multicast specification (originally RFC 6831), updating how LISP supports IP multicast. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A MANET working-group draft that, by its title, defines a DLEP (Dynamic Link Exchange Protocol) extension reporting channel-utilization information from a radio. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A MANET working-group draft that, by its title, defines a DLEP extension conveying radio-band information. Inferred from the title; approximate.
This document defines an extension to the Dynamic Link Exchange Protocol (DLEP) that provides the quality of incoming radio signals. It is one of a family of DLEP radio-metric extensions used so that routers can make forwarding decisions informed by the state of the attached radio link. (Grounded in the document's official Abstract, which is a single sentence.)
A WIMSE-area draft that, by its name, concerns 'evaluation' of workload or agent identity or policy. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A SCITT-related draft; by its name it addresses an 'underdetermination' problem (possibly ambiguity in statements or decisions), referenced as 'p10'. The subject is approximate.
A new (-00) 'agent' draft; by its name it concerns provenance of agent rules, tracking the origin and history of the rules an agent follows. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft defines a 'memory protocol', possibly for sharing or persisting memory state (for example for AI agents). The subject is approximate, inferred from the name.
By its name, this draft sets out requirements for AI agents in a '6G-IP' context. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, this draft defines an audit-trail mechanism for AI agents, a verifiable record of agent actions. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A new (-00) HTTPBIS-area draft that, by its name, defines a mechanism for parallel uploads over HTTP. Inferred from the title; approximate.
An 'agent' series draft stating requirements for 'non-collapse', likely keeping agent authorizations or identities distinct. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A new (-00) 'agent' draft relating 'unison' to the non-collapse concept. The subject is approximate, inferred from the name.
A new (-00) draft that, by its name, defines a profile for payment disputes, likely structuring dispute data and flows in a payments context. Inferred from the title; approximate.
By its name, a QUIC-related draft about congestion data, likely exposing or exchanging congestion-control data for QUIC connections. Inferred from the title; approximate.
A new (-00) OAuth draft that, by its name, defines 'authority metadata', metadata describing an authorization authority. Inferred from the title; approximate.