Understanding the graph structure of the Internet is a crucial step for building accurate
network models and designing efficient algorithms for Internet applications. Yet, obtaining …

Two complementary approaches to map** network boundaries from traceroute paths
recently emerged [27, 31]. Both approaches apply heuristics to inform inferences extracted …

Although there are surveys summarizing the efforts toward discovering the Internet routing
topology, no work has addressed how to infer the routing topology among a particular group …

Tools to measure Internet properties usually assume the existence of just one single path
from a source to a destination. However, load-balancing capabilities, which create multiple …

Geolocation cloaking is a process in which varying and customised web content is delivered
to visiting users based on the geographical information derived from the users' system and …

Since its introduction in 2006--2007, Paris Traceroute and its Multipath Detection Algorithm
(MDA) have been used to conduct well over a billion IP level multipath route traces from …

Map** the Internet at scale is increasingly important to network security, failure diagnosis,
and performance analysis, yet remains challenging. Accurately determining the interface …

Recent advances in programmable data planes, software-defined networking, and the
adoption of IPv6 support novel, more complex load balancing strategies. We introduce the …

Nowadays, we see a steadily increasing number of Internet devices with connections to
multiple networks. For example, every smartphone provides mobile broadband and WiFi …

Uncovering the Internet's router graph is vital to accurate measurement and analysis. In this
paper, we present a new technique for resolving router IP aliases that complements existing …