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most citedAll that Glitters is not Bitcoin -- Unveiling the Centralized Nature of the BTC (IP) Network

28 citations · 38 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

cs.NI2020★ 28 cited

All that Glitters is not Bitcoin -- Unveiling the Centralized Nature of the BTC (IP) Network

Sami Ben Mariem, Pedro Casas, Matteo Romiti +3

Blockchains are typically managed by peer-to-peer (P2P) networks providing the support and substrate to the so-called distributed ledger (DLT), a replicated, shared, and synchroniz…

cs.NI2019★ 1 cited

Implementation of IOAM for IPv6 in the Linux Kernel

Justin Iurman, Benoit Donnet, Frank Brockners

In-situ Operations, Administration, and Maintenance (IOAM) is currently under standardization at the IETF. It allows for collecting telemetry and operational information along a pa…

cs.NI2019★ 1 cited

mmb: Flexible High-Speed Userspace Middleboxes

Korian Edeline, Justin Iurman, Cyril Soldani +1

Nowadays, Internet actors have to deal with a strong increase in Internet traffic at many levels. One of their main challenge is building high-speed and efficient networking soluti…

cs.NI2019

TNT, Watch me Explode: A Light in the Dark for Revealing MPLS Tunnels

Yves Vanaubel, Jean-Romain Luttringer, Pascal Mérindol +2

Internet topology discovery has been a recurrent research topic for nearly 20 years now. Usually, it works by sending hop-limited probes (i.e., traceroute) towards a set of destina…

cs.NI2016

Using UDP for Internet Transport Evolution

Korian Edeline, Mirja Kühlewind, Brian Trammell +2

The increasing use of middleboxes (e.g., NATs, firewalls) in the Internet has made it harder and harder to deploy new transport or higher layer protocols, or even extensions to exi…

cs.NI2006★ 4 cited

Retouched Bloom Filters: Allowing Networked Applications to Flexibly Trade Off False Positives Against False Negatives

Benoit Donnet, Bruno Baynat, Timur Friedman

Where distributed agents must share voluminous set membership information, Bloom filters provide a compact, though lossy, way for them to do so. Numerous recent networking papers h…