Speed alone will not make future Internet applications secure. I propose a new networking
isolation capability, termed a virtual overlay network (VON). Such software-based virtual …

The success and scale of the Internet and its protocol IP has spurred emergent distributed
technologies such as fog/edge computing and new application models based on distributed …

An emerging generation of mission-critical networked applications is placing demands on
the Internet protocol suite that go well beyond the properties they were designed to …

It is a widely accepted notion that the native layer of the current Internet has begun to
stagnate in terms of the services offered. Consequently, overlay networks have gained …

A Virtual Internet is a network of IP-tunneled links interconnecting virtual routers and virtual
hosts, providing full Internet capabilities at a virtual layer. They support protection …

Abstract Project JXTA [1, 2, 3] is an open-source project that defines a set of protocols for ad
hoc, pervasive, peer-to-peer computing. The Project JXTA protocols establish a virtual …

In recent years, organizations have been shifting focus to their core business competencies,
and reducing total cost of ownership (TCO) associated with training and management of …

We present the design and implementation of OverDoSe, an overlay network offering
generic DDoS protection for targeted sites. OverDoSe clients and servers are isolated at the …

The advent of virtualization and cloud computing has fundamentally changed how
distributed applications and services are deployed and managed. With the proliferation of …

A Virtual Internet (VI) is an IP network composed of tunneled links among a set of virtual
routers and virtual hosts. The architecture, like its virtual memory counterpart, provides an …