Abstract The Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is the de facto standard interdomain routing
protocol. Despite its critical role on the Internet, it does not provide any security guarantees …

Network applications and protocols are increasingly adopting security and privacy features,
as they are becoming one of the primary requirements. The wide-spread use of transport …

Network function virtualization (NFV) has been promising to improve the availability,
programmability, and flexibility of network function deployment and communication facilities …

Centralized data plane verification (DPV) faces significant scalability issues in large
networks (ie, the verifier being a performance bottleneck and single point of failure and …

Introduction The NEBULA Future Internet Architecture (FIA) project is focused on a future
network that enables the vision of cloud computing [8, 12] to be realized. With computation …

Interdomain routing involves coordination among mutually distrustful parties, leading to the
requirements that BGP provide policy autonomy, flexibility, and privacy. BGP provides these …

There are several mechanisms by which users can gain insight into where their packets
have gone, but no mechanisms allow users undeniable proof that their packets did not …

Building optimal virtual networks across multiple domains is an essential technology for
offering flexible network services. However, existing research is founded on an unrealistic …

Recent advances in today's Internet introduced huge demand for End-to-End Quality of
Service (E2E QoS) assurances for delivering different types of traffic (video, live streaming …

We present BGP-iSec, an enhancement of the BGP-sec protocol for securing BGP, the
Internet's inter-domain routing protocol. BGP-iSec ensures additional and stronger security …