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affiliation (PhD 2014): University of Konstanz, Germany

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2014
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Thomas Zink:
Network Traffic Exposed and Concealed. University of Konstanz, Germany, 2014

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2017
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Marcel Waldvogel, Thomas Zink:
X.509 User Certificate-based Two-Factor Authentication for Web Applications. DFN-Forum Kommunikationstechnologien 2017: 51-61
2013
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Alexander Diener, Thomas Zink, Oliver Haase, Jürgen Wäsch:
Universelle Traversierung von NAT-Geräten. Informatiktage 2013: 67-70
2012
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Thomas Zink, Marcel Waldvogel:
BitTorrent traffic obfuscation: A chase towards semantic traffic identification. P2P 2012: 126-137

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