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cs.CR2026

BGPay: An Incentive-Compatible Mechanism for BGP Hijack Filtering

Tomasz Sadowy, Constantine Doumanidis, Maria Apostolaki

BGP hijacking remains a persistent threat as existing defenses, including RPKI/ROV suffer from a fundamental incentive misalignment: the networks best positioned to filter maliciou…

cs.NI2026

The Frontier LLM Trap in Network Automation

Minhao Jin, Sean Wang, Aarti Gupta +1

Large LLMs are powerful tools for network automation, but they are expensive, slow to serve, hard to audit, poorly tailored to individual networks, and create long-term dependencie…

cs.AI2026

Let AI Agents Translate Networks, Not Reason About Them

Hongyu Hè, Maria Apostolaki

A formal model enables verifying reachability, localizing an outage, or anticipating the blast radius of a change. Yet, virtually no production network has one, since writing a mod…

cs.NI2026

Invariant Discovery for Networked Systems

Hongyu Hè, Alexander Krentsel, Sylvia Ratnasamy +1

Invariants, the relations expected to hold among measured signals of a network, underpin applications from verification to traffic generation, telemetry imputation, and input valid…

cs.NI2026

HOWLR: A Client-Driven Approach to BGP Hijack Detection

Constantine Doumanidis, Anya Kalogerakos, Maria Apostolaki

BGP hijacking enables impersonation attacks in which adversaries divert traffic at the prefix level and serve malicious content to unsuspecting clients. Detecting such attacks has…

cs.NI2026

Worst-Case Discovery and Runtime Protection for RL-Based Network Controllers

Hongyu Hè, Minhao Jin, Maria Apostolaki

RL-based controllers achieve strong average-case performance in networking tasks such as congestion control and adaptive bitrate streaming. Yet their performance can degrade severe…

cs.CR2025

Cross-Flow Correlations Survive Synthesis: Measuring Source-Level Privacy Leakage in Synthetic Network Traces

Minhao Jin, Hongyu Hè, Maria Apostolaki

Synthetic network data generators (SynNetGens) are increasingly used to share realistic traffic traces without exposing sensitive raw data. While substantial effort has gone into i…

cs.NI2025

Making Logic a First-Class Citizen in Generative ML for Networking

Hongyu Hè, Minhao Jin, Maria Apostolaki

Generative ML models are increasingly popular in networking for tasks such as telemetry imputation, prediction, and synthetic trace generation. Despite their capabilities, they suf…

cs.CR2024★ 1 cited

Robustifying ML-powered Network Classifiers with PANTS

Minhao Jin, Maria Apostolaki

Multiple network management tasks, from resource allocation to intrusion detection, rely on some form of ML-based network traffic classification (MNC). Despite their potential, MNC…

cs.NI2024

Super-resolution on network telemetry time series

Fengchen Gong, Divya Raghunathan, Aarti Gupta +1

Fine-grained monitoring is crucial for multiple data-driven tasks such as debugging, provisioning, and securing networks. Yet, practical constraints in collecting, extracting, and…