Yevheniya Nosyk

I am a final-year Ph.D candidate at Université Grenoble Alpes where I analyze all the aspects of the Domain Name System. I am particularly interested in RFC compliance, large-scale Internet measurements, and network security in general. Originally from academia, I enjoy discussing my research with the broader network operators community.

For the full list of publications, check my Google Scholar profile.

I also occasionally write on RIPE Labs.

2021-Present

Doctor of Philosophy

Université Grenoble Alpes
(Grenoble, France)

2018-2021

Master of Science

Université Grenoble Alpes
(Grenoble, France)

2014-2018

Bachelor of Engineering

Kaakkois-Suomen ammattikorkeakoulu
(Mikkeli, Finland)

Extended DNS Errors

I set up domains with many different types of misconfigurations to check how recursive resolvers handle those. Feel free to query them if you need to test something.

Project website

dnssoftver

I wrote a DNS fingerprinting tool to identify recursive resolver software running on remote machines. I am constantly looking for ideas to improve the software and add more test cases!

Source code

INFERMAL

I participate in the ICANN-funded project that aims to analyze the preferences of cyberattackers and propose measures to mitigate DNS abuse.

Project website