Identifying Jammers in Wireless Sensor Network with an Approach to Defend Reactive Jammer

Bodkhe, Apurva A.; Raut, Archana R.

doi:10.1109/csnt.2014.26

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“…The final EVM is expressed in both the RMS (18) and MAX (19). Because the maximum EVM can sense instantaneous distortions in the received signal, it can also detect more sophisticated jamming attacks that target a short-timed fragment of the legitimate signal.…”

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“…Accordingly, the effects of jamming are observed jointly on the RSS-and BER-based metrics, and jamming detection threshold levels are set on these metrics. The jamming detection performance of such methods is demonstrated with simulations in [16][17][18][19][20], and with experimental studies as well as simulations in [21][22][23]. On the other hand, in [24][25][26][27], these metrics are used to train machine learning algorithms such as support vector machines, neural networks, and random forests for jamming detection.…”

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Securing the Future: A Resourceful Jamming Detection Method Utilizing the EVM Metric for Next-Generation Communication Systems

Örnek,

Kartal

2023

Electronics

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This paper addresses the escalating threat of malicious jamming in next-generation communication systems, propelled by their continuous advancement in speed, latency, and connectivity. Recognizing the imperative for communication security, we propose an efficient jamming detection method with distinct innovations and contributions. Motivated by the growing sophistication of jamming techniques, we advocate the adoption of the error vector magnitude (EVM) metric, measured in IQ symbols, deviating from traditional received signal strength and bit error rate-based measurements. Our method achieves enhanced jamming detection sensitivity, surpassing existing approaches. Furthermore, it introduces low complexity, ensuring resource-effective detection. Crucially, our approach provides vital jammer frequency information, enhancing counteraction capabilities against jamming attacks. It demonstrates stable results against varying system parameters, such as modulation type and code rate, thereby contributing to adaptability. Emphasizing practicality, the method seamlessly integrates into 5G and LTE systems without imposing additional overhead. Versatility is demonstrated through successful operations in diverse scenarios that are run by extended simulation conditions. Theoretical analysis substantiates these advantages, reinforcing the validity of our methodology. The study’s success is further validated through laboratory experiments, providing empirical evidence of its effectiveness. The proposed method represents a significant step toward fortifying next-generation communication systems against evolving jamming threats.

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Securing the Future: A Resourceful Jamming Detection Method Utilizing the EVM Metric for Next-Generation Communication Systems

Örnek,

Kartal

2023

Electronics

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“…Since there is increase in the security challenges everyday and there are new ways detected for the confidential transmissions, there is an immense need to think over the situation [3]. Since the traditional approaches do not work, new approaches towards this problem are required.…”

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“…In defiance of, if the beacon is apperceived then they will edify the other nodes in to switch the channels to the other new ones. [3] Direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) is a technology used for the transmissions done in the local area wireless network. In the above technology, merging of a data signal with a high data rate bit sequence is done, which results in the division of the user data based on the spreading ratio.…”

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Broadcasting the Message Over the Network Using Different Frequency and Timing Technique to Bypass the Jammers

Pooja.S¹

2016

IJRET

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The author addresses the problem of Jammers present in wireless network by jamming the user signals by adding more interference signals. This paper gives the solution to recover the jamming signals to receive the emergency broadcasting message. This paper implements a novel time-delayed broadcast scheme (TDBS). The transmissions are unicast and are broadcasted in a series in consideration with time and frequency. TDBS neither reckons on the secrets that are shared nor on the controlling channels of the jammer system for coordinating the broadcasts. Instead there is presence of Pseudo Noise (PN) frequency hopping system which is unique and followed by every single node. TDBS is divergent from the designs of Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) and these nodes do not follow the same Frequency Hopping (FH) sequence, instead they are deputized with unique ones. Contradicting to every other typical broadcast where all the receivers have similar channels, TDBS have the transmissions that are unicast and present in series to broadcast the messages using time and frequency. For the flexibility of the jammers present inside, the unicast transmissions location that is defined by the frequency band are partially known to the subset of receivers. By making an assumption that the jammers can thwart with very few number of frequency bands, the subset of transmissions are thwart-free and thus proliferating the broadcasted messages.

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Reactive jammer detection in OFDM with index modulation

Altun

Kaplan

Kurt

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Physical Communication

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Identifying Jammers in Wireless Sensor Network with an Approach to Defend Reactive Jammer

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Securing the Future: A Resourceful Jamming Detection Method Utilizing the EVM Metric for Next-Generation Communication Systems

Securing the Future: A Resourceful Jamming Detection Method Utilizing the EVM Metric for Next-Generation Communication Systems

Broadcasting the Message Over the Network Using Different Frequency and Timing Technique to Bypass the Jammers

Reactive jammer detection in OFDM with index modulation

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