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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Internet Protocols"”.

  1. Towards utilizing network diversity for future internet protocols

    In den vergangenen Jahrzehnten hat sich das Internet von einem Forschungsnetzwerk hin zu einer wichtigen, von der Allgemeinheit genutzten Infrastruktur entwickelt. Dabei hat es sich in nahezu allen Bereichen einschließlich seiner Größe, Topologie und Nutzungsweise entscheidend verändert. Die …

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  2. Experimental Evaluation of Convergence Layers in Delay Tolerant Networks

    Traditional Internet protocols like TCP/IP and UDP/IP are not designed to perform efficiently in Delay Tolerant Networks (DTN) environments that operate in environments with high delays, significant losses, and intermittent connectivity. DTN uses the Bundle Protocol (BP) in the Bundle layer for …

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  3. Cross-layer Control for Adaptive Video Streaming over Wireless Access Networks

    … new solutions (e.g. traffic models and transport protocols) to address changing traffic patterns and the characteristics of wireless links and the need for new evaluation methods that generate higher fidelity results under more realistic scenarios. Unfortunately, for the last two decades, …

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  4. Internet 0

    The Internet is currently unsuitable for small devices because the assumptions behind its architecture for desktop and server computers do not scale down. Implementations and costs that apply to larger machines have a baseline that is still too high for small embedded objects that cost only a few …

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  5. Understanding and defending against internet infrastructures supporting cybecrime operations

    … they manipulate two fundamental Internet protocols; the Domain Name System (DNS) and the Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). A popular countermeasure against cybercriminal infrastructures are Autonomous Systems (AS) reputation systems. Past research efforts have developed several AS …

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  6. On the Adoption Dynamics of Internet Technologies: Models and Case Studies

    … systems, ranging from power grids to the Internet and social networks. From shopping online to attending a conference via P2P technologies, the Internet is changing the way we perform certain tasks, which incentivizes more users to join the network. This user population growth as well as …

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  7. Application Layer Multipoint Extension for the Session Initiation Protocol

    … (SIP) was first published in 1999, by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF), to be the standard for multimedia transfers. SIP is a peer-to-peer signaling protocol that is capable of initiating, modifying, and terminating media sessions. SIP utilizes existing Internet Protocols (IP) …

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  8. Bridging the gap: Applying machine learning techniques in digital forensics

    … possibility of accessing the VMs via standard internet protocols. Virtual Machine Introspection (VMI) and Forensic Memory Analysis (FMA) are two key cybersecurity methods for addressing these threats. While FMA leverages digital forensic techniques to extract and analyse information from system …

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  9. e-DOCSPROS : exploring TEXPROS into e-business era

    … to manage personal documents. However, as the Internet and e-Business changed the way offices operate, there is a need to re-envision document processing, storage, retrieval, and sharing. In the current environment, people must be able to access documents remotely and to share those documents …

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  10. Consistent high performance and flexible congestion control architecture

    … competing flows. During the recent 30 years of Internet evolution, traditional TCP congestion control architecture, though having a army of specially-engineered implementations and improvements over the original software, suffers increasingly more from surprisingly poor performance in today's …

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  11. Evaluation of Moving Target IPv6 Defense and Distributed Denial of Service Defenses

    … most notable defenses used are the firewall and Internet Protocol Security (IPsec). The technologies behind these defenses emerged over twenty years ago and since then have been updated to conform to the newest Internet protocols. While these changes have kept the technologies viable, these …

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  12. Preventing encrypted traffic analysis

    Many existing encrypted Internet protocols leak information through packet sizes and timing. Though seemingly innocuous, prior work has shown that such leakage can be used to recover part or all of the plaintext being encrypted. The prevalence of encrypted protocols as the underpinning of such …

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  13. IPv6: Politics of the Next Generation Internet

    IPv6, a new Internet protocol designed to exponentially increase the global availability of Internet addresses, has served as a locus for incendiary international tensions over control of the Internet. Esoteric technical standards such as IPv6, on the surface, appear not socially significant. The …

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  14. Towards Aggregating Time-Discounted Information in Sensor Networks

    … real-time operating systems and embedded internet protocols.</p> <p>By allowing aggregation of time-discounted information to proceed in an arbitrary, not necessarily pairwise manner, our results are also applicable to other similar homeland security and military application domains where …

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