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SUMMARY:ATHENE Distinguished Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:Matthias Wählisch is a full professor and holds the Chair of Di
 stributed and Networked Systems at TU Dresden. His research includes the de
 sign and evaluation of networking protocols and architectures as well as In
 ternet measurements and analysis. Together with his team, he aims for real-
 world impact based on first-class scientific results to improve the Interne
 t, its services, and applications. This challenge was tackled several times
  successfully. The research results of his group helped to improve the secu
 rity of the current Internet infrastructure, introduced new services, and e
 nabled commercial products. Matthias is actively involved in the Internet E
 ngineering Task Force (IETF) since 2005 and coordinates multiple open-sourc
 e projects. Among others he co-founded RIOT, the friendly operating system 
 for the Internet of Things, and RTRlib, a library for route origin validati
 on. He is a member of the Advisory Boards of BCIX, the Berlin Commercial In
 ternet Exchange e.V., and INSO, the Internet Namespace Security Observatory
 , which is supported by the Internet Society (ISOC) and the Internet Corpor
 ation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).\n\n\n\nImpactful Measurement 
 Research: Lessons from Analyzing IP Prefix Hijacks, DDoS, and Emerging Tran
 sport Protocols\n\nAbstract\n\nIn this presentation, we start from two obse
 rvations. First, the Internet is the most popular (and important) communica
 tion infrastructure, and communication is key. Second, we need to consider 
 all pieces of the Internet puzzle to create a scalable, secure, and reliabl
 e ecosystem. Then, we will take a ride and visit some of the pieces that cu
 rrently need attention, including secure inter-domain routing, denial of se
 rvice attacks, and QUIC. A key argument of this talk is that Internet measu
 rements, if conducted carefully, are a relevant tool to improve the situati
 on.
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