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Tag Archives: software
new technical report “Plumb: Efficient Processing of Multi-Users Pipelines (Extended)”
We released a new technical report “Plumb: Efficient Processing of Multi-Users Pipelines (Extended)”, by Abdul Qadeer and John Heidemann, as ISI-TR-727. It is available at https://www.isi.edu/publications/trpublic/pdfs/isi-tr-727.pdf From the abstract: Services such as DNS and websites often produce streams of data that … Continue reading
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Tagged ant, bigdata, block-stream processing, isi, lacanic, retrofuturebridge, software, streaming, tech report, usc
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congratulations to Liang Zhu for his new PhD
I would like to congratulate Dr. Liang Zhu for defending his PhD in August 2018 and completing his doctoral dissertation “Balancing Security and Performance of Network Request-Response Protocols” in September 2018. From the abstract: The The Internet has become a popular … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, datasets, dissertation, DNS, graduation, impact, isi, lacanic, measurement systems, network datasets, nipet, phd, privacy, researchroot, security, software, TLS, usc
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new conference paper “LDplayer: DNS Experimentation at Scale” at ACM IMC 2018
We have published a new paper LDplayer: DNS Experimentation at Scale by Liang Zhu and John Heidemann, in the ACM Internet Measurements Conference (IMC 2018) in Boston, Mass., USA. From the abstract: DNS has evolved over the last 20 years, improving in security and privacy … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, DNS, Internet Measurement Conference, isi, lacanic, lacrend, measurement systems, network traffic, software, trace replay, usc
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new workshop paper “Leveraging Controlled Information Sharing for Botnet Activity Detection”
We have published a new paper “Leveraging Controlled Information Sharing for Botnet Activity Detection” in the Workshop on Traffic Measurements for Cybersecurity (WTMC 2018) in Budapest, Hungary, co-located with ACM SIGCOMM 2018. From the abstract of our paper: Today’s malware … Continue reading
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new conference paper “The Policy Potential of Measuring Internet Outages” at TPRC
We have published a new paper “The Policy Potential of Measuring Internet Outages” in TPRC46, the Research Conference on Communications, Information and Internet Policy, to be presented on September 21, 2018 at the American University, Washington College of Law. From … Continue reading
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Tagged conference, datasets, divoice, impact, isi, lacanic, measurement systems, network datasets, outage detection, policy, software, tprc, usc
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congratulations to Christopher Morales Ramos for his summer undergrad internship
We would to thank Christopher Morales Ramos for his summer internship at ANT, as part of the NSF-sponsored Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Program at ISI in 2018: Human Communication in a Connected World. Christopher interned with us as part of … Continue reading
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Tagged isi, measurement systems, network datasets, poster, reu, software, undergraduate, university of puerto rico, usc
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release of the cryptopANT library for IP address anonymization
cryptopANT v1.0 (stable) has been released (available at https://ant.isi.edu/software/cryptopANT/) cryptopANT is a C library for IP address anonymization using crypto-PAn algorithm, originally defined by Georgia Tech. The library supports anonymization and de-anonymization (provided you possess a secret key) of IPv4, … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, anonymization, IP address, isi, lacanic, lacrend, lander, privacy, software, usc
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new talk “Internet Outages: Reliablity and Security” from U. of Oregon Cybersecurity Day 2018
John Heidemann gave the talk “Internet Outages: Reliablity and Security” at the University of Oregon Cybersecurity Day in Eugene, Oregon on April 23, 2018. Slides are available at https://www.isi.edu/~johnh/PAPERS/Heidemann18e.pdf. From the abstract: The Internet is central to our lives, but we know astoundingly … Continue reading
new technical report “Back Out: End-to-end Inference of Common Points-of-Failure in the Internet (extended)”
We released a new technical report “Back Out: End-to-end Inference of Common Points-of-Failure in the Internet (extended)”, ISI-TR-724, available at https://www.isi.edu/~johnh/PAPERS/Heidemann18b.pdf. From the abstract: Internet reliability has many potential weaknesses: fiber rights-of-way at the physical layer, exchange-point congestion from DDOS at … Continue reading
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Tagged algorithms, anycast, clustering, datasets, DNS, impact, Internet topology, isi, lacanic, measurement systems, modeling, network datasets, outage detection, papers, retrofuturebridge, software, tech report, usc, visualization
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new project LACANIC
We are happy to announce a new project, LACANIC, the Los Angeles/Colorado Application and Network Information Community. The LACANIC project’s goal is to develop datasets to improve Internet security and readability. We distribute these datasets through the DHS IMPACT program. As part of … Continue reading
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Tagged csu, datasets, DNS, impact, Internet address space, Internet address usage, Internet topology, isi, lacanic, lacrend, measurement systems, network datasets, network traffic, outage detection, packet trace collection, reliability, security, software, usc, web tools
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