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De Coninck, Quentin [UCL] Michel, François [UCL] Piraux, Maxime [UCL] Rochet, Florentin [UCL] Given-Wilson, Thomas [UCL] Legay, Axel [UCL] Pereira, Olivier [UCL] Bonaventure, Olivier [UCL]

Application requirements evolve over time and the underlying protocols need to adapt. Most transport protocols evolve by negotiating protocol extensions during the handshake. Experience with TCP shows that this leads to delays of several years or more to widely deploy standardized extensions. In this paper, we revisit the extensibility paradigm of transport protocols. We base our work on QUIC, a new transport protocol that encrypts most of the header and all the payload of packets, which makes it almost immune to middlebox interference. We propose Pluginized QUIC (PQUIC), a framework that enables QUIC clients and servers to dynamically exchange protocol plugins that extend the protocol on a per-connection basis. These plugins can be transparently reviewed by external verifiers and hosts can refuse non-certified plugins. Furthermore, the protocol plugins run inside an environment that monitors their execution and stops malicious plugins. We demonstrate the modularity of our proposal by implementing and evaluating very different plugins ranging from connection monitoring to multipath or Forward Erasure Correction. Our results show that plugins achieve expected behavior with acceptable overhead. We also show that these plugins can be combined to add their functionalities to a PQUIC connection.

Document type Communication à un colloque (Conference Paper) – Présentation orale avec comité de sélection
Access type Accès libre
Publication date 2019
Language Anglais
Conference "The ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communication - SIGCOMM '19", Beijing, China (du 19/08/2019 au 23/08/2019)
Peer reviewed yes
Host document "Proceedings of the ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communication - SIGCOMM '19" (ISBN : 9781450359566)
Publisher ACM Press
Publication status Publié
Affiliations UCL - SST/ICTM/INGI - Pôle en ingénierie informatique
UCL - SST/ICTM/ELEN - Pôle en ingénierie électrique
Keywords PQUIC ; QUIC ; Transport protocol ; Network architecture ; Plugin ; Protocol operation ; eBPF
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Bibliographic reference De Coninck, Quentin ; Michel, François ; Piraux, Maxime ; Rochet, Florentin ; Given-Wilson, Thomas ; et. al. Pluginizing QUIC.The ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communication - SIGCOMM '19 (Beijing, China, du 19/08/2019 au 23/08/2019). In: Proceedings of the ACM Special Interest Group on Data Communication - SIGCOMM '19, ACM Press2019
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