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I’m currently a graduate student at the University of Cambridge pursing an MPhil in Advanced Computer Science. My main interests are in network architectures, protocol engineering, privacy and secure programming.

Some of my recent work was around DNS Privacy, Transport Layer Ossification and more recently, writing a prototype and evaluation of TARR Option Extension for TCP.

This site is intended to be a portfolio site as well as a personal blog covering technologies I find interesting. You may also find posts discussing ideas and designs for some of my software projects on github.

This blog is not an authoritative source, nor do I claim to be an expert on the topics I write about. It’s simply where I reflect on ideas, document things I learn, and sometimes challenge conventional thinking in networking and systems design. The ideas and views put forward in this site do not represent any of the organizations I work with.

Any comments/thoughts whether you agree or disagree with what I write is more than welcome.

You can contact me at: contact@ahmedaljabri.blog

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2023-12-23
Dethroning TCP From The Web?

The web’s performance demands is driving TCP’s capabilities to the limit and the emergence of a new player at the transport layer.