AS CORE Visualization represents a macroscopic snapshot of the Internet for a two interval. The graph reflects IP addresses and IP links (immediately adjacent addresses in a traceroute-like path) of topology data gathered from 22 monitors probing destinations spread across globally routable network prefixes. For more information, see Visualizing IPv4 and IPv6 Internet Topology at a Macroscopic Scale
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BACKSCATTER Visualization represents the monitoring of global Denial-of-Service (DoS) attacks from a single locations. Backscatter analysis is a novel technique that provides DoS activity using only local monitors.
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DNS CAIDA seeks to characterize the dynamics and performance of the Domain Name System (DNS), a critical infrastructural component of the Internet. We also collect data in support of long-term research of the DNS behavior and stability. To see more about CAIDA's DNS efforts, see the DNS Research page.
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SECURITY Security research at CAIDA includes analysis of network-based attacks e.g. denial-of-service attacks, data hosting and provision, and measurement and statistical analysis of the trends and impact that certain Internet worms and viruses have on the global network infrastructure.
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Ark Archipelago (Ark for short) is CAIDA's next-generation active measurement infrastructure and represents an evolution of the skitter infrastructure that has been serving the network research community for more than 8 years. For more information, see the Archipelago Measurement Infrastructure.
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Heatmaps A heat map is a graphical representation of data where the values taken by a variable in a two-dimensional map are represented as colors.
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IPv4 BGP Geopolitical Analysis The worldwide distribution of Internet resources and address space is highly non-uniform. We present an analysis comparing five demographic measures against three measures of Internet resources, stratified by continent with substratification by country. We found that two continents and one country consume a much larger share of Internet resource allocation than predicted by their demographic measures of size. For more information see IPv4 BGP Geopolitical Analysis
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