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Passive IP traceback: capturing the origin of anonymous traffic through network telescopes

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IP traceback can be used to find the origin of anonymous traffic; however, Internet-scale IP traceback systems have not been deployed due to a need for cooperation between Interne...

Guang Yao, Jun Bi, Zijian Zhou

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1	122	Passive IP traceback: capturing the origin of anonymous traffic through network telescopes	claim
2	103	Trust no one: a decentralized matching service for privacy in location based services	claim
3	102	The OKL4 microvisor: convergence point of microkernels and hypervisors	claim
4	101	QuagFlow: partnering Quagga with OpenFlow	claim
5	100	Ripcord: a modular platform for data center networking	claim
6	99	SourceSync: a distributed wireless architecture for exploiting sender diversity	claim
7	91	EffiCuts: optimizing packet classification for memory and throughput	claim
8	89	Data center TCP (DCTCP)	claim
9	87	PacketShader: a GPU-accelerated software router	claim
10	86	Cloudward bound: planning for beneficial migration of enterprise applications to the cloud	claim
11	81	Breathe to stay cool: adjusting cell sizes to reduce energy consumption	claim
12	80	Cone of silence: adaptively nulling interferers in wireless networks	claim
13	79	EyePhone: activating mobile phones with your eyes	claim
14	78	Transit portal: BGP connectivity as a service	claim
15	78	NetShield: massive semantics-based vulnerability signature matching for high-speed networks	claim
16	77	Suppressing bot traffic with accurate human attestation	claim
17	77	Architecture optimisation with Currawong	claim
18	76	The case for active device drivers	claim
19	75	Privacy-preserving P2P data sharing with OneSwarm	claim
20	74	capDL: a language for describing capability-based systems	claim
21	74	The case for crowd computing	claim
22	74	Backpressure-based routing protocol for DTNs	claim
23	74	Fair bandwidth allocation in wireless network using max-flow	claim
24	74	Experimenting with multipath TCP	claim
25	73	An open router virtualization framework using a programmable forwarding plane	claim
26	72	Achieving O(1) IP lookup on GPU-based software routers	claim
27	72	Crowdsourcing service-level network event monitoring	claim
28	72	Helios: a hybrid electrical/optical switch architecture for modular data centers	claim
29	72	PixNet: LCD-camera pairs as communication links	claim
30	71	Topology-aware resource allocation for data-intensive workloads	claim
31	71	ASTUTE: detecting a different class of traffic anomalies	claim
32	71	Automating root-cause analysis of network anomalies using frequent itemset mining	claim
33	71	MPAP: virtualization architecture for heterogenous wireless APs	claim
34	71	Fine-grained channel access in wireless LAN	claim
35	70	SpinThrift: saving energy in viral workloads	claim
36	70	On the forwarding capability of mobile handhelds for video streaming over MANETs	claim
37	70	NeuroPhone: brain-mobile phone interface using a wireless EEG headset	claim
38	70	Towards software-friendly networks	claim
39	70	On-line consistent backup in transactional file systems	claim
40	70	California fault lines: understanding the causes and impact of network failures	claim
41	68	A mobile peer-to-peer system for opportunistic content-centric networking	claim
42	68	NapSAC: design and implementation of a power-proportional web cluster	claim
43	68	Encrypting the internet	claim
44	67	DDE: dynamic data structure excavation	claim
45	67	Differentially-private network trace analysis	claim
46	67	Empowering users against sidejacking attacks	claim
47	67	Generic and automatic address configuration for data center networks	claim
48	66	Energy proportionality of an enterprise network	claim
49	66	PhoneNet: a phone-to-phone network for group communication within an administrative domain	claim
50	66	How internet concepts and technologies can help green and smarten the electrical grid	claim
51	66	Design and implementation of an "approximate" communication system for wireless media applications	claim
52	65	To compress or not to compress - compute vs. IO tradeoffs for mapreduce energy efficiency	claim
53	65	Autonomous traffic engineering with self-configuring topologies	claim
54	65	Accelerating SSL with GPUs	claim
55	65	Road traffic estimation using in-situ acoustic sensing	claim
56	65	Efficient error estimating coding: feasibility and applications	claim
57	64	Greening backbone networks: reducing energy consumption by shutting off cables in bundled links	claim
58	64	Mobile data offloading: how much can WiFi deliver?	claim
59	64	Residual white space distribution-based opportunistic channel access for cognitive radio enabled devices	claim
60	63	A framework for low-power IPv6 routing simulation, experimentation, and evaluation	claim
61	63	Rethinking iBGP routing	claim
62	62	The little engine(s) that could: scaling online social networks	claim
63	62	SoftCast: one-size-fits-all wireless video	claim
64	62	SecureAngle: improving wireless security using angle-of-arrival information (poster abstract)	claim
65	62	Symbiotic routing in future data centers	claim
66	62	No more middlebox: integrate processing into network	claim
67	62	Stratus: energy-efficient mobile communication using cloud support	claim
68	62	Understanding block-level address usage in the visible internet	claim
69	62	Flexible multimedia content retrieval using InfoNames	claim
70	62	An analysis of social network-based Sybil defenses	claim
71	61	DONAR: decentralized server selection for cloud services	claim
72	61	Experimenting software radio with the Sora platform	claim
73	61	SwitchBlade: a platform for rapid deployment of network protocols on programmable hardware	claim
74	60	c-Through: part-time optics in data centers	claim
75	60	VMtorrent: virtual appliances on-demand	claim
76	59	NetFence: preventing internet denial of service from inside out	claim
77	58	Unbiased sampling in directed social graph	claim
78	58	SIP overload control: a backpressure-based approach	claim
79	58	Source flow: handling millions of flows on flow-based nodes	claim
80	58	Contrabass: concurrent transmissions without coordination	claim
81	58	Accelerometer-assisted 802.11 rate adaptation on mass rapid transit system	claim
82	58	Vehicular wifi access and rate adaptation	claim
83	57	Shipping to streaming: is this shift green?	claim
84	57	Improving peer-to-peer file distribution: winner doesn't have to take all	claim
85	57	Multi-hop packet tracking for experimental facilities	claim
86	56	How secure are secure interdomain routing protocols	claim
87	56	Detecting the performance impact of upgrades in large operational networks	claim
88	56	CARMEN: resource management and abstraction in wireless heterogeneous mesh networks	claim
89	56	Predictable 802.11 packet delivery from wireless channel measurements	claim
90	56	LokVaani: demonstrating interactive voice in Lo3	claim
91	55	Stochastic approximation algorithm for optimal throughput performance of wireless LANs	claim
92	55	R3: resilient routing reconfiguration	claim
93	55	Caliper: a tool to generate precise and closed-loop traffic	claim
94	53	Internet inter-domain traffic	claim
95	53	Twittering by cuckoo: decentralized and socio-aware online microblogging services	claim
96	53	Scalable flow-based networking with DIFANE	claim
97	52	Fived: a service-based architecture implementation to innovate at the endpoints	claim
98	51	Running servers around zero degrees	claim
99	50	Circumventing censorship with collage	claim
100	50	Theory and new primitives for safely connecting routing protocol instances	claim
101	49	How green is IP-telephony?	claim
102	49	Reducing energy consumption in IPTV networks by selective pre-joining of channels	claim

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