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&lt;p class="std-text">A &lt;strong>20MB CCR snapshot&lt;/strong> does the work of a &lt;strong>1.44TB daily&lt;/strong> dump. Naive RPKI archiving is dead on arrival. As &lt;strong>IEEE research&lt;/strong> confirms rising &lt;strong>RPKI adoption&lt;/strong>, clinging to full snapshots isn&amp;#039;t just wasteful; it blindsides &lt;strong>Route Origin Validation&lt;/strong> efforts with impossible costs.&lt;/p></description></item></channel></rss>