Short Bio

Graduate

I graduated from the Telecommunications, Services and Usages department at INSA Lyon in 2020.

During this time, I worked with François Lesueur (Associate professor at INSA at the time) on detecting DDoS traffic by the relays' side.


Since september 2020, I am a PhD student at the CITI laboratory in partnership with INSA Lyon ( Bourse enjeu Information et société numérique) and Université Sud Bretagne, within the INRIA Agora and the Phénix team . My PhD thesis is on "Characterizing distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks and their impact(s) on the architecture of the Internet". I work under the supervision of Prof. Fabrice VALOIS, Dr. François Lesueur and Dr. Nicolas Stouls.

Publications

  • Camille Moriot and François Lesueur and Nicolas Stouls and Fabrice Valois How to build socio-organizational information from remote IP addresses to enrich security analysis? 47th Conference on Local Computer Networks (LCN), 2022.
  • MORIOT, Camille, LESUEUR, François, STOULS, Nicolas, et al. Méthodologie pour la caractérisation des relais d’attaques par déni de service distribué.
  • BENNANI, Nadia, CAZALENS, Sylvie, CHEUTET, Vincent, et al. Apprivoiser l'hétérogénéité en informatique 1ère année. In : COLLOQINSA 2021-7e Colloque pédagogie et formation, 2021.
  • Camille Moriot et al. IPSeen: Assigning organizational labels to IP addresses to enhance security analysis, Pass the Salt 2022.

Teaching

INSA Lyon - Télecommunications Departement

2021-2022

  • Channel Access Mechanisms (3TC - MAC), coordinated by Prof. Fabrice VALOIS
  • TCP/IP protocols (3TC - IP), coordinated by Prof. Fabrice VALOIS

2020-2021

  • Algorithmic and programming (1FIMI, classic curriculum)
  • Discovery and usage of digital tools (1FIMI, classic curriculum)

Flinders University

2019

  • Operating system

Contact

Antenne Inria la Doua
Batiment CEI 2
56 boulevard Niels Bohr
69100 Villeurbanne, France

  • camille (.) moriot (@) insa-lyon (.) fr

Git repositories

  • IPSeen
  • IPSeen is an algorithm that an be used to assign organizational labels to IP addresses (e.g. organization, domain of activities...)