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  1. ReACKed QUICer: Measuring the Performance of Instant Acknowledgments in QUIC Handshakes
  2. The Age of DDoScovery: An Empirical Comparison of Industry and Academic DDoS Assessments
  3. A Security Model for Web-Based Communication
  4. A Review of Techniques for Ageing Detection and Monitoring on Embedded Systems
  5. Securing Name Resolution in the IoT: DNS over CoAP
  6. On the interplay between TLS certificates and QUIC performance
  7. DSME-LoRa: Seamless Long-range Communication between Arbitrary Nodes in the Constrained IoT
  8. Delay-Tolerant ICN and Its Application to LoRa
  9. SoK: Public key and namespace management in NDN
  10. Securing name resolution in the IoT
  11. Transparent forwarders
  12. Mind the gap
  13. The far side of DNS amplification
  14. QUICsand
  15. PHiLIP on the HiL: Automated Multi-Platform OS Testing With External Reference Devices
  16. Large-scale timer hardware analysis for a flexible low-level timer-API design
  17. Reliable firmware updates for the information-centric internet of things
  18. On the Deployment of Default Routes in Inter-domain Routing
  19. A Guideline on Pseudorandom Number Generation (PRNG) in the IoT
  20. Sense Your Power
  21. Third Party Authorization of LwM2M Clients
  22. Security of Alerting Authorities in the WWW: Measuring Namespaces, DNSSEC, and Web PKI
  23. Industrial control protocols in the Internet core: Dismantling operational practices
  24. Revisiting the network stack in CAF
  25. On Measuring RPKI Relying Parties
  26. BGP Beacons, Network Tomography, and Bayesian Computation to Locate Route Flap Damping
  27. Toward a RESTful Information-Centric Web of Things
  28. Connecting the Dots
  29. Long-Range IoT
  30. On economic, societal, and political aspects in ICN
  31. Eco
  32. Down the Black Hole
  33. SANE: Smart Networks for Urban Citizen Participation
  34. Software-Defined Networks Supporting Time-Sensitive In-Vehicular Communication
  35. RIOT: An Open Source Operating System for Low-End Embedded Devices in the IoT
  36. A configurable transport layer for CAF
  37. The Rise of Certificate Transparency and Its Implications on the Internet Ecosystem
  38. HoPP: Robust and Resilient Publish-Subscribe for an Information-Centric Internet of Things
  39. HoPP
  40. NDN, CoAP, and MQTT
  41. ICN-LoWPAN
  42. On the Potential of BGP Flowspec for DDoS Mitigation at Two Sources
  43. Towards a Rigorous Methodology for Measuring Adoption of RPKI Route Validation and Filtering
  44. Seamless Producer Mobility for the Industrial Information-Centric Internet
  45. A PUF Seed Generator for RIOT
  46. Towards a Rigorous Methodology for Measuring Adoption of RPKI Route Validation and Filtering
  47. OpenCL Actors – Adding Data Parallelism to Actor-Based Programming with CAF
  48. Locality-guided scheduling in CAF
  49. Information-centric networking for the industrial IoT
  50. Low-power internet of things with NDN & cooperative caching
  51. The need for a name to MAC address mapping in NDN
  52. Towards Distributed Threat Intelligence in Real-Time
  53. Towards an Ecosystem for Reproducible Research in Computer Networking
  54. A Named Data Network Approach to Energy Efficiency in IoT
  55. Designing Time Slotted Channel Hopping and Information - Centric Networking for IoT
  56. Reconsidering reliability in distributed actor systems
  57. ICN over TSCH
  58. Let's collect names: How PANINI limits FIB tables in name based routing
  59. Revisiting actor programming in C++
  60. RiPKI
  61. On performance and robustness of internet-based smart grid communication: A case study for Germany
  62. Manyfold actors: extending the C++ actor framework to heterogeneous many-core machines using OpenCL
  63. Beware of the hidden! How cross-traffic affects quality assurances of competing real-time Ethernet standards for in-car communication
  64. Partial Adaptive Name Information in ICN
  65. Revisiting Countermeasures Against NDN Interest Flooding
  66. Federated End-to-End Authentication for the Constrained Internet of Things Using IBC and ECC
  67. See How ISPs Care
  68. Dynamic cross-domain group communication in hybrid multicast networks
  69. Federated End-to-End Authentication for the Constrained Internet of Things Using IBC and ECC
  70. See How ISPs Care
  71. RPKI MIRO
  72. The Abandoned Side of the Internet: Hijacking Internet Resources When Domain Names Expire
  73. The Role of the Internet of Things in Network Resilience
  74. A hardware/software co-design approach for Ethernet controllers to support time-triggered traffic in the upcoming IEEE TSN standards
  75. Embedded Actors - Towards distributed programming in the IoT
  76. Software stacks for mixed-critical applications: Consolidating IEEE 802.1 AVB and time-triggered ethernet in next-generation automotive electronics
  77. Design of TDMA-based in-car networks: Applying multiprocessor scheduling strategies on time-triggered switched ethernet communication
  78. How dia-shows turn into video flows: Adapting scalable video communication to heterogeneous network conditions in real-time
  79. Native actors
  80. Are Circles Communities? A Comparative Analysis of Selective Sharing in Google+
  81. Let Our Browsers Socialize: Building User-Centric Content Communities on WebRTC
  82. Peer my Proxy - A performance study of peering extensions for multicast in Proxy Mobile IP domains
  83. Demonstration abstract: Simply RIOT — Teaching and experimental research in the Internet of Things
  84. CAF - the C++ Actor Framework for Scalable and Resource-Efficient Applications
  85. Information centric networking in the IoT
  86. Real-time Ethernet Residual Bus Simulation
  87. Extending IEEE 802.1 AVB with time-triggered scheduling: A simulation study of the coexistence of synchronous and asynchronous traffic
  88. Backscatter from the data plane – Threats to stability and security in information-centric network infrastructure
  89. Content-centric user networks: WebRTC as a path to name-based publishing
  90. Leveraging WebRTC for P2P content distribution in web browsers
  91. Consumer-oriented integration of smart homes and smart grids: A case for multicast-enabled Home Gateways?
  92. Multicast Source Mobility Support Schemes in PMIPv6 Networks
  93. On name-based group communication: Challenges, concepts, and transparent deployment
  94. Personal learning networks with open learning groups - A formal approach
  95. Mobile multicast source support in PMIPv6 networks
  96. A scalable communication infrastructure for smart grid applications using multicast over public networks
  97. Native actors
  98. Large-scale measurement and analysis of one-way delay in hybrid multicast networks
  99. Bulk of interest
  100. First insights from a mobile honeypot
  101. Towards detecting BGP route hijacking using the RPKI
  102. Vitamin C for your smartphone
  103. A monitoring framework for hybrid multicast networks
  104. Group formation in elearning-enabled online social networks
  105. Predictive video scaling - adapting source coding to early network congestion indicators
  106. Tomorrow's In-Car Interconnect? A Competitive Evaluation of IEEE 802.1 AVB and Time-Triggered Ethernet (AS6802)
  107. Socialize online learning: Why we should integrate learning content management with Online Social Networks
  108. Actors and publish/subscribe
  109. Bulk of interest
  110. Exploring reachability via settlement-free peering
  111. Exposing a Nation-Centric View on the German Internet – A Change in Perspective on AS-Level
  112. First insights from a mobile honeypot
  113. Towards detecting BGP route hijacking using the RPKI
  114. Vitamin C for your smartphone
  115. On predictable large-scale data delivery in prefix-based virtualized content networks
  116. A real-time Ethernet prototype platform for automotive applications
  117. Real-time Ethernet for automotive applications: A solution for future in-car networks
  118. Welcome Message
  119. A temporally scalable video codec and its applications to a video conferencing system with dynamic network adaption for mobiles
  120. Performance Analysis of Time-Triggered Ether-Networks Using Off-the-Shelf-Components
  121. A middleware for transparent group communication of globally distributed actors
  122. System-Level Service Assurance — The H∀Mcast Approach to Global Multicast
  123. Adaptive Temporal Scalability of H.264-Compliant Video Conferencing in Heterogeneous Mobile Environments
  124. System-assisted service evolution for a future Internet — The H∀Mcast approach to pervasive multicast
  125. Optimized temporal scalability for H.264 based codecs and its applications to video conferencing
  126. Comparing time-triggered Ethernet with FlexRay: An evaluation of competing approaches to real-time for in-vehicle networks
  127. Distributed SIP conference management with autonomously authenticated sources and its application to an H.264 videoconferencing software for mobiles
  128. A framework for nation-centric classification and observation of the internet
  129. A virtual and distributed control layer with proximity awareness for group conferencing in P2PSIP
  130. QoS Performance Study of One Way Link Characteristics in an IEEE 802.16d TDD System
  131. Towards a nation-centric understanding of the internet
  132. Fast adaptive routing supporting mobile senders in Source Specific Multicast
  133. A common API for hybrid group communication
  134. BIDIR-SAM: Large-scale content distribution in structured overlay networks
  135. Connecting the worlds: Multipoint videoconferencing integrating H.323 and IPv4, SIP and IPv6 with autonomous sender authentication
  136. A Generalized Group Communication Network Stack and its Application to Hybrid Multicast
  137. Overlay AuthoCast: Distributed Sender Authentication in Overlay Multicast
  138. An a priori estimator for the delay distribution in global hybrid multicast
  139. Broadcasting in Prefix Space: P2P Data Dissemination with Predictable Performance
  140. OASIS: An Overlay Abstraction for Re-architecting Large Scale Internet Group Services
  141. Peer the peers
  142. Scalable Distributed Conference Control in Heterogeneous Peer-to-Peer Scenarios with SIP
  143. What is happening from behind?
  144. Peer-to-peer videoconferencing with H.264 software codec for mobiles
  145. An optimized 11.264-based video conferencing software for mobile devices
  146. AuthoCast
  147. Towards Seamless Handovers in SSM Source Mobility An Evaluation of the Tree Morphing Protocol
  148. Towards seamless source mobility in SSM: design and evaluation of the Tree Morphing protocol
  149. Video-based e-learning in groups: combining SIP and multicast in a mobile learning internet infrastructure
  150. Between underlay and overlay
  151. Information services and technologies
  152. Network transparency in a mountain rescue domain
  153. Editorial
  154. A Hybrid Network Architecture for Mobile Multimedia Group Conferencing based on SIP Initiated SSM
  155. A Light-Weight Implementation Scheme of the Tree Morphing Protocol for Mobile Multicast Sources
  156. On the Correlation of Geographic and Network Proximity at Internet Edges and Its Implications for Mobile Unicast and Multicast Routing
  157. Scalable Mobile Multimedia Group Conferencing Based on SIP Initiated SSM
  158. Exploring the routing complexity of mobile multicast
  159. Morphing distribution trees—On the evolution of multicast states under mobility and an adaptive routing scheme for mobile SSM sources
  160. Semantic overlays in educational content networks – the hylOs approach
  161. Unencapsulated Mobile Multicast Routing for Next Generation Video Networks
  162. Predictive versus Reactive—Analysis of Handover Performance and Its Implications on IPv6 and Multicast Mobility
  163. Global serverless videoconferencing over IP
  164. Media objects in time––a multimedia streaming system––work in progress paper v 1.5
  165. Stochastic path-integral simulation of quantum scattering
  166. Projectile break-up with two outgoing intermediate-mass fragments in 26 AMeV32S+197Au
  167. ETM – An Optimized Routing Protocol for Mobile SSM Sources
  168. A First Performance Analysis of the Tree Morphing Approach to IPv6 Source Mobility in Source Specific Multicast Routing