Laurent Bernaille

Ph.D. student

Laboratoire LIP6-CNRS
Université Pierre et Marie Curie
8, rue du capitaine Scott
75015 Paris - FRANCE
6 eme Etage C679
laurent.bernaille@lip6.fr

  


BIOGRAPHY
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I was born in Paris-France on November 7th, 1979.

I received a Master in Computer Science (major in Network Programming) in 2001 at Institut National des Télécommunications (Evry-France). I worked for two years in the e-business departement of Rhodia Inc in Princeton. I received a master in Computer Science with a major in Network and Performances in 2003 at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (UPMC-Paris).

Since october 2003, I am a Ph.D. student in the Network and Performance team of the LIP6 laboratory (UPMC).

  
     
RESEARCH INTEREST
 

“ Measurement and Analysis of IP networks ”

My main research subject is traffic classification. I have developped statistical methods to identify the application associated with a TCP connection based on information from the first packets. I am currently expanding this method to identify applications that are encrypted using SSL. I am also working on an implementation of this method. More information about this project here.

  
     
TEACHING  
 
  • “ Imperative Programming ” (Undergraduate-level course, 2004 and 2005)
  • “ Introduction to Networks ” (Undergraduate-level course, 2006)
  • “ Programming of Network Processors ” (Graduate-level, 2006)
  
     
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