Exploring Tor's Activity Through Long-term Passive TLS Traffic Measurement -- Measuring the latency and pervasiveness of TLS certificate revocation -- Tracking Personal Identifiers Across the Web -- Like a Pack of Wolves: Community Structure of Web Trackers -- A First Analysis of Multipath TCP on Smartphones -- Crowdsourcing Measurements of Mobile Network Performance and Mobility during a Large Scale Event -- A Study of MVNO Data Paths and Performance -- Detecting Cellular Middleboxes using Passive Measurement Techniques -- Home or Access? Locating Last-mile Downstream Throughput Bottlenecks -- A Case Study of Traffic Demand Response to Broadband Service-Plan Upgrades -- eXploring Xfinity: A first look at provider-enabled community networks -- NAT Revelio: Detecting NAT444 in the ISP -- GPLMT: A Lightweight Experimentation and Testbed Management Framework -- Periscope: Unifying Looking Glass Querying -- Analyzing Locality of Mobile Messaging Traffic using the MATAdOR Framework -- Scout: A Point ofPresence Recommendation System Using Real User Monitoring Data -- Is The Web HTTP/2 Yet -- Modeling HTTP/2 Speed from HTTP/1 Traces -- Behind Box-Office Sales: Understanding Automation Spam in Online Classifieds -- Towards a Model of DNS Client Behavior -- Detecting DNS Root Manipulation -- Behind IP Prefix Overlaps in the BGP Routing Table -- Characterizing Rule Compression Mechanisms in Software-defined Networks -- Blackholing at IXPs: On the Effectiveness of DDoS Mitigation in the Wild -- Dissecting the Largest National Ecosystem of Public Internet eXchange Points in Brazil -- traIXroute: Detecting IXPs in traceroute paths -- A Brief History of MPLS Usage in IPv6 -- An Empirical Study of Android Alarm Usage for Application Scheduling -- Network Timing and the 2015 Leap Second -- Can Machine Learning Benefit Bandwidth Estimation at Ultra High-speeds.

This book constitutes the proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Passive and Active Measurement, PAM 2016, held in Heraklion, Crete, Greece, in March/April 2016. The 30 full papers presented in this volume were carefully reviewed and selected from 93 submissions. They are organized in topical sections named: security and privacy; mobile and cellular; the last mile; testbeds and frameworks; web; DNS and routing; IXPs and MPLS; and scheduling and timing.