Paper accepted at INFOCOM 2017

Our paper "BD-CAT: Balanced Dynamic Content Addressing in Trees", written by Stefanie Roos, Martin Byrenheid, Clemens Deusser, and Thorsten Strufe has been accepted for presentation and publication at IEEE INFOCOM. It deals with the question how content can be stored in a fair and balanced manner in tree-based distributed systems. This will help avoid overload at specific nodes, especially in privacy enhancing technologies like friend-to-friend networks and darknets.

INFOCOM, according to Microsoft Academic Research and several other rankings is the top conference for the discipline of computer science - no need to mention that we are very happy about this publication! Congrats to Stef, Martin, and Clemens!