This is the weekly Network freak roundup for 2026-W45. It collects the latest practical networking articles published this week, so the X feed can stay quiet while readers still get all links in one place.
This week's articles
- BGP Filtering Explained: Prefix Lists, AS-Path Filters and Maximum-Prefix
- BGP EVPN Explained: VXLAN Routes, Route Types and Troubleshooting
- BGP in Cisco ACI Explained: L3Outs, MP-BGP and Route Reflectors
- BGP Dual-ISP Edge Design: Redundancy, Traffic Engineering and Safe Filtering
- GPT-6 Cyber Explained: What OpenAI’s New Model Can—and Cannot—Do
- BGP Convergence Explained: BFD, PIC, Graceful Restart and Failover
- Hugging Face AI-Agent Intrusion: What the Public Logs Show—and Why It Wasn’t GPT-6 Cyber
- GPT-6 Cyber, AI Agent Sandboxes, and the Limits of Containers
- GPT-6 Cyber for Network Engineers: Five Defensive Projects, Real Limits, and a Safe Evaluation Plan
- BGP Troubleshooting: Established but No Routes, RIB-Failure and Missing Advertisements
- GPT-6 Cyber and Dataset Security: Hardening Hugging Face-Style Pipelines
For topic hubs, see Start Here, Data Center Networking, AI Infrastructure & Automation and BGP Table Watch.
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