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Welcome to the UCL Measurement Reading Group. We meet regularly to discuss measurement papers. Please feel free to join us!

Meeting agenda

We spend about 30 minutes per paper. 15 to 20 minutes are allotted to the main presentation, while the remaining time is spent on questions and answers or discussions. Slides are preferred but not mandatory. Usually you will find additional resources for the papers such as slides and videos on the conference website; feel free to reuse those during the meeting.

Upcoming meetings

Date	Time	Location	Paper	Presenter	Misc
Tuesday 13 March	10:30-11:00	MPEB 6.12a	Millions of Targets Under Attack: a Macroscopic Characterization of the DoS Ecosystem	Adrian Bermudez Villalva
Tuesday 13 March	11:00-11:30	MPEB 6.12a	Data breaches, phishing, or malware? Understanding the risks of stolen credentials	Ingolf Becker

Paper pool

Please select a paper from this pool or make a suggestion. We would be happy if you could volunteer as a speaker as well.

TBA

(Optional) How to read research papers

• How to read a paper. S. Keshav. 2007. SIGCOMM Comput. Commun. Rev. 37, 3 (July 2007), 83-84.
• Reading a Computer Science Research Paper. Philip W.L. Fong. 2009. SIGCSE Bull. 41, 2 (June 2009), 138-140.

Previous meetings

Date	Time	Location	Paper	Presenter	Misc
Tuesday 1 February	10:30-11:00	MPEB 6.12a	Tripwire paper	Jeremiah Onaolapo
Tuesday 1 February	11:00-11:30	MPEB 6.12a	Mirai botnet paper	Enrico Mariconti