Home networks increasingly support important networked applications with limited
professional network administration support, while sophisticated attacks pose enormous …

Containerization is a rapidly advancing technology in cloud computing, facilitating the
seamless development, deployment, and management of applications across diverse …

With the increasing adoption of containerization in cloud services, container networking has
become a critical concern, as it enables the agile deployment of microservices but also …

In recent years, workload containerisation has been extended to the edge, bringing with it
the need for flexible overlay networking. However, current container networking solutions …

Containers offer lightweight execution environments for implementing microservices or
cloud-native applications. Owing to their ubiquitous diffusion jointly with the complex …

Compared to classic virtual machines, containers offer lightweight and dynamic execution
environments. Hence, they are core building blocks for the development of future …

The SOME/IP (Scalable service-Oriented Middle-ware over IP) is a communication
middleware designed to meet the low latency and high bandwidth requirements of in-vehicle …

In the cloud industry, eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) security technology is one of
the most popular and influential technologies in the Linux kernel in recent years. With the …

eBPF (Extended Berkeley Packet Filter) is a powerful technology enabling the execution of
sandboxed programs at the kernel level. This paper investigates its potential to implement …

This paper examines the application of eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) for achieving
more precise auditing at the container level in container orchestrators such as Kubernetes …