How complex is the DNS?
Guest Post: Using the power of the DNAME record type, study shows DNS can express regular languages and pushdown systems.
Tag: measurement
Measuring the potential benefit of egress traffic engineering with Segment Routing
Guest Post: Study of Japanese event network shows 77% of prefixes have alternate paths of shorter latency than best paths.
One in six ASes exhibit consistent tagging behaviour
Guest Post: Study finds tagging and forwarding behaviour is prevalent among large ISPs.
Journeying into XDP: Fully-fledged DNS service augmentation
Guest Post: Fully-fledged DNS service augmentation is possible at the XDP layer and TC layer.
Measuring a decentralized network
Guest Post: The Helium Network is quickly becoming a viable, decentralized IoT network with more than 400,000 hotspots.
Consider failure probability and severity to improve segment routing
Guest Post: Focusing on more severe network failure scenarios when applying Segment Routing can improve overall Maximum Link Utilization.
Measuring DNS-over-HTTPS performance around the world
Guest Post: How does DoH compare to the default DNS-over-UDP using port 53 (Do53) around the world?
Defeating IPv6 prefix rotation privacy
Guest Post: Study finds millions of IPv6 CPE routers continue to use privacy and security vulnerable EUI-64 GUAs.
2.6 million addresses support QUIC
Guest Post: Study finds more than 2.3 million IPv4 hosts and 300,000 IPv6 capable QUIC servers.
Improving network performance with Dynamic Congestion Control Tuning
Guest Post: CDN shares how it detects cases where BBR provides improved performance enabling them to provide more custom congestion control.