Research Seminar on 18.06.2025 15:00
Room 03.07.023

IEEE 802.1Qcr Asynchronous Traffic Shaping on Linux - A Performance Analysis

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Bruna Machado (Wiedner, Helm)

Secure and Verifiable Provenance of Testbed Results

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Thomas Dietrich (Genchev, Schwanke, Gallenmüller)

Quantitative Comparison of QUIC Deployment Options

Intermediate talk for Master's Thesis
Moritz Buhl (Holzinger, Kempf, Rust)

Operational Cost Analysis of Blockchain Networks

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Jakob Strobel (Rezabek)

Integration of Extended Access Control-based eID into EUDI Wallet

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Daniela Turban (Genchev)

Emulation of LEO Satellite Networks

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Eric Elflein (Rezabek, Bosk, Vonlanthen)

Research Seminar on 23.06.2025 17:00
Room 03.07.023

Assessment of the Decentralization of Proposer-Builder Separation Using Trusted Execution Environments

Final talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Ryad Aouak (Rezabek, Barbu)

Assessment of Confidential Computations in MoveVM using TEEs

Final talk for Master's Thesis
Shouvik Ghosh (Rezabek, Glas)

Research Seminar on 25.06.2025 15:00
Room 03.07.023

Implementing a Monitoring System for Internet Scans

Intermediate talk for Interdisciplinary Project
Jay Neubrand (Betzer, Dietze)

QUIC in Scamper

Intermediate talk for Interdisciplinary Project
Nikolas Gauder (Kempf, Späth, Zirngibl)

Research Seminar on 07.07.2025 15:00
Room 03.07.023

Leveraging RO-Crates with Internet Scan Data

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Oliver Dürer (Dietze, Betzer)

Searching Patterns in Simulated Network Attacks

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Valentin Linhardt (Betzer, Steger)

Development of a Secure and Accessible Onboarding Process for the EUDI Wallet

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Daniel-Kerim Schlingensiepen (Genchev)

Research Seminar on 09.07.2025 17:00
Room 03.07.023

Design of a Post-Quantum Secure Cloud-Based eID Infastructure

Intermediate talk for Bachelor's Thesis
Noah Lokocz (Genchev)

Thesis announcement

Tutor for iLabX

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Contact: Kilian Holzinger, Johannes Späth, Tim Betzer

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iLabX Course Content Maintenance

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Contact: Kilian Holzinger, Johannes Späth, Tim Betzer

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In-network Optimization of Future AI-Agent Network Protocols

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Contact: Markus Sosnowski, Kilian Glas

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Master's Thesis

Thesis announcement

Learning Graph-Based API Models from REST Traffic for Intelligent Web Caching

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Contact: Markus Sosnowski, Kilian Glas

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Master's Thesis

Thesis announcement

(reserved) Lightweight low-latency virtual networking

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Contact: Florian Wiedner

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Bachelor's Thesis
Interdisciplinary Project

Thesis announcement

Reinforcement Learning for Goal-Oriented Route Selection in Airborne Networks Based on Performance Modeling

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Contact: Ali Yildirim, Johannes Späth

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Master's Thesis

Thesis announcement

SINR Estimation of the Links in the Airborne Network

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Contact: Ali Yildirim, Johannes Späth

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Master's Thesis

Thesis announcement

Governance and Tokenomics of a DOA for Scientific Testbeds

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Contact: Holger Kinkelin, Kilian Glas

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Bachelor's Thesis
Interdisciplinary Project

01.10.2025
Proceedings of the 2025 Internet Measurement Conference

Lazy Eye Inspection: Capturing the State of Happy Eyeballs Implementations

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Authors: Patrick Sattler, Matthias Kirstein, Lars Wüstrich, Johannes Zirngibl, Georg Carle

01.07.2025
Proceedings of the Applied Networking Research Workshop

BrowsEm: Model-based Web Site Loading Emulation

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Authors: Kilian Holzinger, Florian Klein, Daniel Petri, Stefan Lachnit, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Georg Carle

01.07.2025

A methodology for reproducible and portable experiment workflows

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Testbeds allow the creation of research prototypes to test new ideas through practical experiments. This central role in validating ideas makes them irreplaceable tools for data-driven research in computer science. Various testbeds were created to provide testbeds for the scientific community. To simplify testbed usage, frameworks help to authenticate users, allocate resources, and run experiments. Each testbed typically implements its own framework using a specific API to realize experiments. Such an experiment design impedes the portability of experiments between different testbeds. In this paper, we present a solution where we port the pos experiment controller to the Chameleon and CloudLab testbed. The well-structured pos experiment workflow allows the creation of inherently reproducible experiments. Previously, the experiments using the pos workflow were only possible in dedicated testbeds. By introducing the portability feature, these experiments can run on Chameleon and CloudLab. We demonstrate that experiments can be executed on any of the mentioned platforms without changing the experiment definition. Based on these results, we discuss how the portability feature will be used in the upcoming SLICES-RI testbeds to create reproducible and easily-shareable experiments.

Authors: Henning Stubbe, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Georg Carle

01.07.2025
8th Workshop on System Software for Trusted Execution (SysTEX 2025)

Narrowing the Gap between TEEs Threat Model and Deployment Strategies

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Authors: Filip Rezabek, Jonathan Passerat-Palmbach, Moe Mahhouk, Frieder Erdmann, Andrew Miller

01.06.2025

QUIC Steps: Evaluating Pacing Strategies in QUIC Implementations

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Authors: Marcel Kempf, Simon Tietz, Benedikt Jaeger, Johannes Späth, Georg Carle, Johannes Zirngibl

01.06.2025
2025 36rd International Teletraffic Congress (ITC-36)

Continuous Integration for Networks Supporting Low-Latency Using Hybrid Network Emulation

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Authors: Florian Wiedner, Dominik Kreutzer, Jonas Andre, Georg Carle

01.06.2025

ECSeptional DNS Data: Evaluating Nameserver ECS Deployments with Response-Aware Scanning

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Authors: Patrick Sattler, Johannes Zirngibl, Fahad Hilal, Oliver Gasser, Kevin Vermeulten, Georg Carle, Mattijs Jonker

01.06.2025
11th IEEE International Conference on Network Softwarization (NetSoft 2025)

TEE Time at P4—Performance Analysis of Trusted Execution Environments for Packet Processing

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Authors: Manuel Simon, Sebastian Warter, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Georg Carle

01.05.2025
International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) Networking 2025 Conference (IFIP Networking 2025)

Forward Error Correction and Weighted Hierarchical Fair Multiplexing for HTTP/3 over QUIC

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Authors: Kilian Holzinger, Daniel Petri, Stefan Lachnit, Marcel Kempf, Henning Stubbe, Sebastian Gallenmüller, Stephan Günther, Georg Carle

01.04.2025
PhD Thesis

Detecting and Evaluating QUIC Deployments as Part of the Internet Ecosystem

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Authors: Johannes Zirngibl

02.07.2024

BSCI'24: Best Student Paper Award

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Best Student Paper Award at BSCI 2024

Our publication "On the Impact of Network Transport Protocols on Leader-Based Consensus Communication" has been awarded with the Best Student Paper Award at the 6th ACM International Symposium on Blockchain and Secure Critical Infrastructure 2024.

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16.05.2024

TUM Blockchain Salon 2024

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On 16 and 17 May 2024 we organize the second edition of the TUM Blockchain Salon at the Institute of Advanced Studies (IAS). The event will host more than 20 speakers distributed over 8 sessions with a parallel poster session. Researchers involved in SUPREMS will be present both ...

30.01.2024

NetSec Guest Lecture: Cyber Security Assessments in Practice

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At universities, cyber security is often viewed solely from the perspective of the attackers and defenders. In their guest lecture "Cyber Security Assessments in Practice", Nico Fechtner and Merten Nagel from usd AG shed light on a new perspective: They outline how compliance with legal and regulatory requirements ...

30.06.2023

WueWoWas'23: Best Workshop Contribution Award

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Best Contribution Award at WueWoWas 2023

Our publication "Never Miss Twice - Add-On-Miss Table Updates in Software Data Planes" has been awarded as the one Best Workshop Contribution at the KuVS Fachgespräch - Würzburg Workshop on Modeling, Analysis and Simulation of Next-Generation Communication Networks 2023 (WueWoWas’23).

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29.06.2023

TMA'23: Best Paper Award

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Best Paper Award at TMA 2023

Our publication "Target Acquired? Evaluating Target Generation Algorithms for IPv6" has been awarded with the Best Paper Award at the Network Traffic Measurement and Analysis Conference (TMA 2023).

The publication is a collaboration with Oliver Gasser from the Max ...