IPv6 Hitlist Service

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Our data engineer Patrick Sattler has co-authored a paper, in which the authors share insights from 10 years of operations of the IPv6 Hitlist Service. Using data from BENOCS Analytics, the authors verify how representative the generated dataset is when compared to actual observed traffic.

Head to DCM Digital Library to read the full paper co-authored by Patrick together with Oliver Gasser, Lion Steger and Johannes Zirngibl.

Ingress Point Detection at NANOG 93

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One week from today, on Tuesday February 4 at 3:00pm, BENOCS CTO Ingmar Poese will present to the #NANOG community the findings of his co-authored research on Ingress Point Detection (IPD) in ISPs. Ingmar will be presenting remotely.

Join Hari Jayaraman live and in color at NANOG 93 for a chat about current developments in networks and network analytics in the USA and worldwide. And perhaps even a hot (or cold) beverage or two.

The Roots Go Deep

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It’s been a great Internet Measurement Conference so far!

Danny A. Lachos Perez, PhD is attending with Florian Steurer, who today presented their joint paper “The Roots Go Deep: Resiliency of ‘.’ Under Change” (further authors included Daniel Wagner, Anja Feldmann and Tobias Fiebig).

You can read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/djQUJtBP

Detecting Traffic Ingress Points at ISPs

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RIPE 89 is underway in Prague and in between plenty of conversations with familiar as well as new faces, Ingmar Poese also presented his co-authored paper “IPD: Detecting Traffic Ingress Points at ISPs”.

Take a look at the recording here: https://lnkd.in/dR95sEbw

SIGCOMM 2024

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Exciting news! A research paper co-authored by BENOCS co-founder and CTO, Ingmar Poese, has been accepted at this year’s SIGCOMM, taking place from August 4-8 in Sydney, Australia.

The paper, entitled “IPD: Detecting Traffic Ingress Points at ISPs”, proposes an efficient approach that accurately identifies traffic ingress points in ISPs of any size using flow-level traffic traces.

Take a looks at the list of accepted papers here: https://lnkd.in/dBzbAXVb

We will post more details on the full program as they come in.