What I Work On
My research is about understanding how the Internet works and making it more secure and reliable. I study network measurements, analyze routing policies, and look at potential vulnerabilities in Internet infrastructure. I work with data analysis and systems security to tackle real problems in Internet operations.
Key Research Projects
Critical Internet Infrastructure Vulnerability Assessment
Funded by UK National Cyber Security Center (NCSC)
Mission-critical research project focusing on identifying and mitigating topological and macroscopic vulnerabilities in essential Internet infrastructures. Development of comprehensive risk assessment frameworks and mitigation strategies.
Internet Routing Security and Policy Analysis
Funded by US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Large-scale analysis of BGP routing policies and security implications. Investigation of routing anomalies, policy violations, and development of detection mechanisms for malicious routing activities.
Advanced Network Measurement Systems
Funded by Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR)
Development of next-generation network measurement tools and methodologies for military and civilian applications. Focus on real-time monitoring, anomaly detection, and performance optimization.
BGPStream Framework Development
RIPE NCC Community Projects Fund
Creation of a comprehensive software framework for live and historical BGP data analysis. Development of tools and libraries that enable researchers and operators to analyze Internet routing data at scale.
Internet Exchange Point Analysis
RIPE NCC Fellowship Program
Comprehensive study of Internet Exchange Points and their role in global Internet connectivity. Development of methodologies for discovering and analyzing IXP peering relationships and their impact on Internet performance.