s.huque's blog

In addition to my full time job, I sometimes teach a course in Penn's Engineering School - specifically a Telecom Lab course on networ...

There has been a lot of talk recently about DNS amplification attacks (with prominent news reports of high bandwidth attacks targeted at a...

"I tend to think of IPv6 & DNSSEC both a little bit like global warming ... something that is developing kind of slowly ... they...

I'm teaching 1/2 day courses on IPv6 and DNSSEC at this year's LOPSA-East conference again, being held in New Brunswick, New Jerse...

Sunday, January 13th. Slightly jet lagged, but I was able to sleep intermittently until 4:45am, Hawaii time. My computer gear on this tri...

[Actual date for the photos in this article: Saturday, January 12th 2013] My colleague, Richard Machida (U of Alaska, Fairbanks), has bee...

I taught two courses at last month's USENIX LISA 2012 conference in San Diego, California. One on IPv6 and another on DNS and DNSSEC. ...

My colleague Deke Kassabian posted an older photo of the Philly skyline (that I'd taken a number of years ago) on his Facebook page. S...

A few notes from last month's IPv6 deployment panel at the Fall Internet2 Member Meeting in Philadelphia, which I moderated (October 2...

I'll be in San Diego, California in early December for the USENIX LISA 2012 conference . As part of the conference's training pro...