Abnormal events such as large scale power outages, misconfigurations, and worm attacks
can affect the global routing infrastructure and consequently create regional or global …

Changes in the network topology such as large-scale power outages or Internet worm
attacks are events that may induce routing information updates. Border Gateway Protocol …

Anomalous interdomain border gateway protocol (BGP) events including misconfigurations,
attacks and large-scale power failures often affect the global routing infrastructure. Thus, the …

Worms such as Slammer, Nimda, and Code Red I are anomalies that affect performance of
the global Internet Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). BGP anomalies also include Internet …

Abnormal events, such as security attacks, misconfigurations, or electricity failures, could
have severe consequences toward the normal operation of the Border Gateway Protocol …

Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), which enables Internet interconnectivity, is susceptible to
various anomalous events that may affect the Internet performance. Understanding the …

In this paper, we propose a BGP anomaly detection framework called BAlet that delivers
both temporal and spatial localization of the potential anomalies. It requires only a simple …

Diagnosing inter-domain routing problems in the Internet is hard. BGP, the defacto inter-
domain glue, is designed for routing, not diagnosis. It is extremely chatty-the most minor …

BGP, the de facto inter-domain routing protocol, is the core component of current Internet
infrastructure. BGP traffic deserves thorough exploration, since abnormal BGP routing …

Abnormal BGP events such as attacks, misconfigurations, electricity failures, can cause
anomalous or pathological routing behavior at either global level or prefix level, and thus …