Federico Pederzolli

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2022
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Damu Ding, Marco Savi, Federico Pederzolli, Domenico Siracusa:
Design and Development of Network Monitoring Strategies in P4-enabled Programmable Switches. NOMS 2022: 1-6
2021
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Damu Ding, Marco Savi, Federico Pederzolli, Mauro Campanella, Domenico Siracusa:
In-Network Volumetric DDoS Victim Identification Using Programmable Commodity Switches. IEEE Trans. Netw. Serv. Manag. 18(2): 1191-1202 (2021)
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Damu Ding, Marco Savi, Federico Pederzolli, Domenico Siracusa:
INVEST: Flow-based Traffic Volume Estimation in Data-plane Programmable Networks. Networking 2021: 1-9
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Damu Ding, Marco Savi, Federico Pederzolli, Mauro Campanella, Domenico Siracusa:
In-Network Volumetric DDoS Victim Identification Using Programmable Commodity Switches. CoRR abs/2104.06277 (2021)

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