RESEARCH

NLnet Labs offers internships for master (M.Sc.) and bachelor (B.Sc.) students. Many students have enthusiastically taken up this opportunity in the past. Here is an overview of the result of their work.

Extensible delegations in DNS Recursive resolvers
Jesse van Zutphen, University of Amsterdam

XDP-based DNS hot cache
Jannik Peters, University of Amsterdam, February 2024

Detecting BGP speakers that announce ROV invalid routes
Kevin Klercq, University of Amsterdam, February 2023

A quantitative analysis of the Resource Public Key Infrastructure adoption of authoritative Domain Name System servers
Sander Post, Brice Habets, University of Amsterdam, October 2022

Server agnostic DNS augmentation
Tom Carpay, University of Amsterdam, August 2020

Defragmenting DNS
Axel Koolhaas and Tjeerd Slokker, University of Amsterdam, July 2020

An Evaluation of IPFS as a Distribution Mechanism for RPKI Repository
Dadepo Aderemi and Woudt van Steenbergen, University of Amsterdam, July 2020

The Current State of DNS Resolvers and RPKI Protection
Marius Brouwer and Erik Dekker, University of Amsterdam, January 2020

Privacy analysis of DNS resolver solutions
Jeroen van Heugten, University of Amsterdam, July 2018

Verifying email security techniques for Dutch organizations
Vincent van Dongen, University of Amsterdam, July 2018

A Hybrid System for Automatic Exchanges of Routing Information
Stamatios Maritsas, University of Amsterdam, December 2016

Automated Configuration of BGP on Edge Routers
Stella Vouteva and Tarcan Turgut, University of Amsterdam, August 2015

Discovery method for a DNSSEC validating stub resolver
Xavier Torrent Gorjón, University of Amsterdam, July 2015

Analysis of DNS Resolver Performance Measurements
Hamza Boulakhrif, University of Amsterdam, July 2015

Geolocation of IP Resources
Emir Karadag, InHolland University of Applied Sciences, July 2015

BGP Routing Security and Deployment Strategies
Bryan Eikema, University of Amsterdam, June 2015

BGP Route Leaks Analysis
Benjamin Wijchers, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, March 2015

BGP Evolution Analysis
Tim Blankers, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, July 2014

Measuring the Deployment of DNSSEC over the Internet
Nicolas Canceill, University of Amsterdam, July 2014

The Atlas Continuous Measurement Framework
Warwick Louw, InHolland, Debruary 2014

Open Data Analysis to Retrieve Sensitive Information Regarding National-Centric Critical Infrastructures
Renato Fontana, University of Amsterdam, February 2014

Securing the last mile of DNS with CGA-TSIG
Marc Buijsman, University of Amsterdam, January 2014

Border Gateway Protocol Complexity and Stability
Jeffrey de Looff, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, December 2013

Discovery and Mapping of the Dutch National Critical IP Infrastructure
Fahimeh Alizadeh and Razvan Oprea, University of Amsterdam, August 2013

Identifying Patterns in DNS Traffic
Pieter Lexis, University of Amsterdam, July 2013

Defending against DNS reflection amplification attacks
Thijs Rozekrans and Javy de Koning, University of Amsterdam, February 2013

Making do with what we've got: Using PMTUD for a higher DNS responsiveness
Hanieh Bagheri and Victor Boteanu, University of Amsterdam, February 2013

Resilient OpenDNSSEC
Aleksandar Kasabov, University of Amsterdam, August 2012

Discovering Path MTU Black Holes on the Internet Using the RIPE Atlas
Maikel de Boer and Jeffrey Bosma, University of Amsterdam, July 2012

Multi-Path Inter-Domain Routing: The Impact on BGP's Scalability, Stability, and Resilience to Link Failures
Adriana Szekeres, VU University Amsterdam, August 2011

Impact of Topology on BGP Convergence
Shaza Hanif, VU University Amsterdam, August 2010

Implementing OpenLISP with LISP+ALT
Attilla de Groot, University of Amsterdam, April 2009

Border Gateway Protocol Modeling and Simulation
Maciej Wojciechowski, VU University Amsterdam, September 2008

Formalization and Verification of the Shim6 Protocol
Matthijs Mekking, May 2007

Chain of Trust
R. Gieben, 2001