This project is a proof of concept for an end-host monitoring application specialized in collecting information about QUIC connections. The project is at the core of Matteo Franzil's Master Thesis.

More information - such as installation instructions - will be inserted here as the project grows to completion.

You need the edited version of Quiche from the repository to test out this application.

Client-side (you must insert your server endpoint; --silent flag is optional and silences the application).

./client-request.sh https://192.168.50.1:4433/index-2m.html --silent

Server-side:

./server-request.sh --silent

On another shell, if conda is installed (sudo is needed):

conda activate qwic
sudo env "PATH=$PATH" python3 src/main.py -i br-fc2518b3193b -m SC -f monitor -d auto -x L30 -c 1M >/dev/null

If conda is not installed, you can straight up run the main.py script:

sudo python3 src/main.py ...

The flags are the following:

• -i: the interface to listen on (e.g. br-eth0)
• -m: the mode of collection: may be XDP, TC (if eBPF is enabled), SC (Scapy), or PY (Pyshark)
• -f: the monitoring file to which the application sends alerts
• -d: the data file to which the application writes data; if "auto", the application derives the filename from the configuration
• -x: the feature flags enabled in the application; for now see the src/flags.py file for the list of flags
• -c: optional comment to be added in the data file, if it has been set to "auto"

• Thesis writer: Matteo Franzil (other profile) mfranzil@fbk.eu
• Supervisor: Domenico Siracusa dsiracusa@fbk.eu
• Supervisor: Gianni Antichi g.antichi@qmul.ac.uk
• Collaborator: Simone Magnani smagnani@fbk.eu