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Interesting blog post comparing TCP’s congestion control schemes (Reno, Cubic and BBR) in simple scenarios dipsingh.github.io/TCP-Congestion…

During ACM SIGCOMM ‘s flagship conference, Henning Schulzrinne gave a very interesting keynote making the parallels between civil engineering and network engineering. A very interesting talk for networking students and educators

New inginious exercises proposed by Emilie Deprez for the BGP chapter of the ebook. You can know verify your understanding of the customer-provider and peer-to-peer relationship inginious.org/course/cnp3/q-… Each student gets different AS numbers to avoid cheating…

Interesting blog post by Eric Rescorla analyzing the Security and Privacy Properties of Public WiFi with very useful pointers for students educatedguesswork.org/posts/public-w…

The best source of information for students willing to understand how the web evolves beyond the presentation found in their textbook. Leverages lots of data from HTTP Archive 💾

The Network Time Protocol provides time synchronization services across the Internet. This The New Yorker article discusses the history and future of this protocol and the key role played by David Mills and his colleagues

Short blog post reminding everyone of the difference between authoritative DNS and recursive DNS resolver quad9.net/news/blog/what…

Ivan Pepelnjak When explaining iBGP to students, the best way to make them aware of the importance of the full mesh is to ask them to analyse some scenarios were iBGP sessions are missing. After these exercices, either on paper or using IP Mininet github.com/cnp3/IPMininet… they never forget

Interesting presentation showing the evolution of the #IETF with participation from countries, vendors/academia, numbers of drafts before RFC adoption, … Useful analysis of the IETF process

The #IETF published a new version of the 8 RFCs that define the LISP protocol. If you plan to read this new batch of RFCs, you might start from a tutorial article published almost 10 years ago ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/62794…

Interesting question, what should be the equivalent of the red cross in the digital world ? How to identify and protect crucial servers/infrastructure during a digital war ?

The world wide web started 2^5 years ago…

potaroo.net/ispcol/2022-11… The fiber optic path, a detailed article describing both the history of fiber optic systems and the recent developments

During the last decade, the #IETF has added encryption to many protocols (TLS13, QUIC,…) This was in response to the Snowden revelations on pervasive monitoring. When everything is encrypted, how to detect malware or privacy violations from applications ? potaroo.net/ispcol/2022-11…

With the release of Openai’s ChatGPT, researchers are exploring the limits of its knowledge. In a blogpost, Laurent Vanbever / @[email protected] shows that this AI can already behave as a basic #BGP router blog.nsg.ee.ethz.ch/2022/12/buildi…

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New post on the Computer Networking Principles, Protocols and Practice blog: The QUIC specification was published one year ago, how is its deployment progressing ? --- blog.computer-networking.info/quic-1year/ Follow us on mastodon to be informed of new posts