JI's Talks

Here are the slides from some of the talks that I have given over the years. Unless otherwise noted, all material here is Copyright © 1991–2002 by John Ioannidis. Please contact me if you want to use any of the material here; most likely I'll say yes!

Pre-1997 talks were prepared in FrameMaker™; italic magenta text is really conditional text for the speaker notes, and would not appear on the presentation slides.

Courses

E6998-02: Internet Routing: Graduate-level course in routing protocols, offered at Columbia University during the Fall of 2002.

Tutorials

IPsec Tutorial: The current version of the IPsec tutorial that I give with Angelos Keromytis. So far, it has been presented at the 2002 Usenix Security Symposium and CCS 2000.

Invited and other non-paper-related talks

Internet Routing Validation: Invited talk at the University of Maryland ISR Colloquium series
How Come We Still Don't Have IPsec, Dammit?: Invited talk at the 2002 Usenix Security Symposium.
Distributed Denial of Service: Long talk on a taxonomy of DDoS attacks and defenses. Includes the slides from my Pushback talk. This is the version given at the National Technical University of Athens in April 2002.
Fun with microcontrollers: Fun things you can do with modern microcontrollers; presented at Hackers'01.

Conference Talks

My talk on the Pushback implementation, from NDSS'02.

swIPe

swIPe: Network Layer Security for IP: swIPe (not an acronym!) was the precursor of IPsec. This is my presentation at the 26th IETF (March 1993) IP Security working group.

Talks from my Mobile IP days

MobileIP is one of the oldest working groups at the IETF, even though I had demonstrated working code at the first working group meeting (23rd IETF, March 1992; there had been two BOFs before that). Here are various talks I have given on my version of MobileIP, and on wireless/mobile networking in general.

Designing and Building a Mobile Network: Given at Bell Labs in March of 1993. Includes a lot of supplementary material not actually presented.
Thesis Defense Talk: This is the version of the Mobile IP talk that I gave during my thesis defense (which was during President Clinton's inauguration).
Wireless and Mobile Computing in Education: Musings on the future of wireless/mobile computing in education, from the dawn of time (1992). Presented at the NSF Gateway Engineering Education Coalition workshop, on 5/7/1992.
Mobile IP Tutorial: Or what Mobile IP (the version that worked :-) ) looked like in 1992. Given at the 24th IETF (Summer 1992, Cambridge, MA).