An integrated security model for WLAN

Odhiambo, Ondiwa Nashon; Biermann, Elmarie; Noel, Guillaume

doi:10.1109/afrcon.2009.5308183

Cited by 7 publications

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“…Zhang et al [11] proposed using the MAC filtering mechanism where a smart client can differentiate between legitimate and non-legitimate frames. Odhiambo et al [12] proposed an Integrated Security Model(ISM), which incorporates a drop policy to avoid DoS attacks.…”

Section: Wpa2/pskmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wi-Fi: WPA2 Security Vulnerability and Solutions

Najar¹,

Mir²

2021

WET

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The Internet of Things (IoT) is an emerging network infrastructure with more than five devices owned by a single user. Wireless connectivity forms the backbone of such infrastructure. IoT uses diverse wireless communication technologies such as IEEE 802.15.4, Wi-Fi, Zigbee, Bluetooth, RFID, BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), and various other cellular technologies. Wi-Fi is most suitable for IoT Home or office networks. Practically wireless signals do not adhere to the boundaries of the office or home, or organization and impose inherent security risks like information leakage, unauthorized access, other security and privacy threats to networking infrastructure. Therefore Authorization/Association of devices is one of the main security concerns. This paper discusses how unauthorized access to wireless networks (Wi-Fi) can be secured by improving existing WPA2 protocol security.

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Section: Wpa2/pskmentioning

confidence: 99%

Wi-Fi: WPA2 Security Vulnerability and Solutions

Najar¹,

Mir²

2021

WET

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“…The proposed agent detects the most destroying and serious attacks; Man-In-The-Middle and Denial-of-Service; with the minimum selected feature set. Odhiambo et al [8] have demonstrated an integrated security model (ISM) that incorporates a drop policy to defend against DoS attacks. The outcome shows that their security model performs better to provide improved security in terms of confidentiality, integrity, authenticity and availability.…”

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SAKGP: Secure Authentication Key Generation Protocol in WLAN

H¹,

Vasantha²

2014

IJCA

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Wireless LAN is one of the cost effective way to establish local networking as compared to wired network. Although the last decade has seen various sophisticated WLAN routers and devices, but few of them are actually found to be highly resilient against potential attacks on WLAN. Literatures also share evidence that such issues are yet unsolved and call for a serious modeling of issues and testing the security efficiencies. The prime reason behind this is the incapability of the existing security protocols to ensure reliable authentication system. Hence, this study presents a technique that uses the most recent versions of cryptographic hash functions to ensure the bidirectional authentication between the nodes and WLAN router. Finally, the paper discusses about mathematical modeling of the presented security protocol as well as accomplished results are compared with the existing system.

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