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  1. Probe request attack detection in wireless LANs using intelligent techniques

    … approach to recognise probe request attacks in Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN). In WLANs, management frames facilitate wireless stations (STA) to establish and maintain communications. In infrastructure WLANs, any mobile STA can send a probe request management frame when it needs information …

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  2. Analysis and improvement of medium access control protocols in wireless networks. Performance modelling and Quality-of-Service enhancement of IEEE 802.11e MAC in wireless local area networks under heterogeneous multimedia traffic.

    In order to efficiently utilize the scarce wireless resource as well as keep up with the ever-increasing demand for Quality-of-Service (QoS) of multimedia applications, wireless networks are undergoing rapid development and dramatic changes in the underlying technologies and protocols. The Medium …

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  3. Securing Wireless Broadcast Communications against Internal Attacks

    The pervasiveness of wireless communications in modern society is unprecedent. Using numerous wireless technologies, including cellular, WiFi, WiMax and others, users gain ubiquitous access to a wealth of information services relevant to their everyday lives. These include communication services …

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