A Path Layer for the Internet: Enabling Network Operations on Encrypted Protocols Mirja K¨uhlewind∗ , Tobias B¨uhler∗ , Brian Trammell∗ , Stephan Neuhaus† , Roman M¨untener† , and Gorry Fairhurst‡ ∗ ETH

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Date: 2017-11-30 09:02:54 Computing Network architecture Data transmission Internet Standards Internet protocols Computer networking Network performance Units of information Transmission Control Protocol QUIC Network address translation User Datagram Protocol		A Path Layer for the Internet: Enabling Network Operations on Encrypted Protocols Mirja K¨uhlewind∗ , Tobias B¨uhler∗ , Brian Trammell∗ , Stephan Neuhaus† , Roman M¨untener† , and Gorry Fairhurst‡ ∗ ETH Add to Reading List Source URL: nsg.ee.ethz.ch Download Document from Source Website File Size: 368,12 KB Share Document on Facebook

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