Mark Handley writes:

I was wondering if the time is right for a BoF on DDoS defense,
especially given all the fuss over Estonia?  I keep getting calls from
the media on this, so I guess probably you do too.

Anyway, we've some recent work that might be deployable for DoS
defence.  This stuff isnt too fancy; the incentives seem at least
plausible, and it should be doable without changes to the backbone or
the end-hosts.  One version has a lot in common with LISP, but the
other version doesn't rely on encapsulation.

Anyway, here's a link to the version that doesn't use encapsulation:
http://nrg.cs.ucl.ac.uk/mjh/tmp/terminus.pdf
If you're interested, I can send you the other too.

So my question is whether  it might be right to raise this as a BoF?
I'm not actually pushing hard on this - just asking what you think.