I need data (for research)!
summary
Security research and ML need real datasets but public sources are patchy: clouds act as a black box, so teams use ICMP pings then TTL-based probing as side channels to map infrastructure and time-based reads to detect promised hardware redundancy. Power‑grid work requires long‑term frequency measurements and transmission maps locked in PDFs or MDB files, forcing manual scraping or reverse‑engineering; a testbed gets built and an attack validated, but data gaps limit claim strength and reproducibility.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:50(Non-Productive) Test Setup
- 11:37Internet Measurements
- 12:48Testing on a Real System
- 13:50Power Grid Frequency
- 14:57Austrian Transmission Lines
- 16:35European Transmission Lines
- 21:11Conclusions
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