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POSE: Phase I: Planning an Open-Source Ecosystem Approach for the ZMap Toolkit — NSF Award to Stanford University (CA, $319,999)

This Pathways to Enable Open-Source Ecosystems (POSE) project provides cybersecurity and networking researchers, in academia, government, and industry, a reliable open-source software toolkit for measuring and monitoring Internet infrastructure at a global scale. Real-time, global visibility into Internet infrastructur

Award titlePOSE: Phase I: Planning an Open-Source Ecosystem Approach for the ZMap Toolkit
Award ID2449183
AwardeeStanford University
CitySTANFORD
StateCA
Amount obligated$319,999
Principal investigatorZakir Durumeric
ProgramPOSE
Start date08/01/2025
AbstractThis Pathways to Enable Open-Source Ecosystems (POSE) project provides cybersecurity and networking researchers, in academia, government, and industry, a reliable open-source software toolkit for measuring and monitoring Internet infrastructure at a global scale. Real-time, global visibility into Internet infrastructure (e.g., servers, websites, critical infrastructure, and other Internet-connected devices that compose the Internet) is paramount for uncovering security weaknesses, for fixing vul
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