Network traffic classification has become an important part of network management, which is
beneficial for achieving intelligent network operation and maintenance, enhancing the …

Elephant flows (elephants) refer to the sequences of packets that contribute only 10% of the
total volume but consume over 90% of the network bandwidth. They often cause network …

Granular traffic classification categorizes traffic into detailed classes like application names
and services. Application names represent parent applications, such as Facebook, while …

Internet traffic classification aims to identify the kind of Internet traffic. With the rise of traffic
encryption and multi-layer data encapsulation, some classic classification methods have lost …

Scalable network-wide traffic classification (TC), combined with knowledge of endpoint
identities, will enable the next wave of innovation in networking, by exposing a valuable …

The spread of handheld devices has led to the unprecedented growth of traffic volumes
traversing both local networks and the Internet, appointing mobile traffic classification as a …

According to the critical requirements of the Internet, a wide range of privacy-preserving
technologies are available, eg proxy sites, virtual private networks, and anonymity tools …

Massive amounts of real-time streaming network data are generated quickly because of the
exponential growth of applications. Analyzing patterns in generated flow traffic streaming …

Internet Background Radiation (IBR) is observed in empty network address spaces. No
traffic should arrive there, but it does in overwhelming quantities, gathering evidences of …

According to the Greek mythology, Ladon was the huge dragon with the 100 heads, which
had the ability to stay continuously up, in order to guard the golden “Esperides” apples in the …