Johann Hugon

Postdoc, Experimental - INGI, UCLouvain

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Bureau a.010,

2 Place Sainte Barbe,

1348 Louvain-la-Neuve,

Belgium

Hello there! 👋

I’m a postoral researcher in colaboration with Prof. Cristel Pelsser within INGI at UCLouvain. I’m currently working on cybersecurity for satellite communication including threat and mitigation mapping, and risk assessment. More broadly, I’m interested in everything linked to network protocols and their lifecycle, from RFC and implementation to measurement in the wild. I’m particularly interested in modern security-oriented protocols such as QUIC and ECH.

Before joining the UCLouvain, I obtained a Ph.D. from the École Normale Supérieure (ENS) Lyon, advised by Prof. Francesco Bronzino and Prof. Anthony Busson. During my Ph.D., my research focused on the design of system-constrained feature extraction pipelines for network traffic monitoring and measurement. I studied how these systems behave under real deployment conditions, and how to build pipelines that remain efficient and accurate despite real-world limitations such as packet loss and dynamic traffic.

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Dec 15, 2025 I am glad to begin a postdoc at UCLouvain within the group of Prof. Cristel Pelsser, looking forward to seeing where this new chapter leads.
Dec 15, 2025 I am pleased to announce that I successfully defended my thesis “System-Constrained Feature Extraction Pipelines for Network Traffic Monitoring”.
Jul 07, 2025 I was delighted to have the opportunity to present my work, “The Cost of Packet Loss on ML-Based Traffic Analysis”, at the LANMAN 2025 conference at INRIA Lille!
Jan 06, 2025 I’m excited to have just started my 6-month visit to the University of Chicago, where I’ll be working in the NOISE lab under the supervision of Prof. Feamster.
Jan 01, 2025 Hello World! Welcome to my fresh new website. I will mainly use it to share my research, but it may evolve over time.