The border gateway protocol (BGP) is the Internet's default inter-domain routing protocol that
manages connectivity among autonomous systems (ASes). Over the past two decades many …

The Internet interdomain routing protocol (border gateway protocol) exhibits slow
convergence. Many Internet applications suffer from the effects of its high convergence …

Formally, the Internet inter-domain routing system is a collection of networks, their policies,
peering relationships and organizational affiliations, and the addresses they advertize. It …

Network operators often face the problem of remote outages in transit networks leading to
significant (sometimes on the order of minutes) downtimes. The issue is that BGP, the …

Pinpointing autonomous systems which deploy specific inter-domain techniques such as
Route Flap Damping (RFD) or Route Origin Validation (ROV) remains a challenge today …

Internet topology research is concerned with the study of the various types of connectivity
structures that are enabled by the layered architecture of the Internet. More than a decade of …

Amplification DDoS attacks inherently rely on IP spoofing to steer attack traffic to the victim.
At the same time, IP spoofing undermines prosecution, as the originating attack …

We presented for the first time an Hierarchical Hopfield Neural Networks (HNN) for routing in
communication networks that mimics the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) We successfully …

Route instability is an important contributor to data plane unreliability on the Internet and
also incurs load on the control plane of routers. In this paper, we study how route selection …

BGP is known to have many security vulnerabilities due to the very nature of its underlying
assumptions of trust among independently operated networks. Most prior efforts have …