Network Layer Solutions forWireless Shadow Networks

Peters, Liesbeth; Turck, Filip De; Lazar, Aurel A.

doi:10.1109/icniconsmcl.2006.154

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“…As network firewalls and security updates have become more common, network boundaries have become more secure. For this reason computer security hackers and crackers have moved their attention from the Network Layer [5] to the Application Layer [5], focusing on the websites themselves. Over seventy percent of attacks now occur at the application layer [6] and research by WhiteHat Security has found eight in ten websites have serious vulnerabilities [6].…”

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Some security issues for web based frameworks

Roberts-Morpeth

Ellman

2010

2010 7th International Symposium on Communication Systems, Networks &Amp; Digital Signal Processing (CSNDSP 2010)

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Section: Background To the Problemmentioning

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Some security issues for web based frameworks

Roberts-Morpeth

Ellman

2010

2010 7th International Symposium on Communication Systems, Networks &Amp; Digital Signal Processing (CSNDSP 2010)

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“…In [5,10], emergency networks based on mounted antennas (BS) either on vehicles or on top of nondestroyed buildings to provide communications, are presented. In [11][12], MAC layer protocols for mobile ad hoc networks are discussed for emergency situations.…”

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Cluster-based Communications System for Immediate Post-disaster Scenario

Majid¹,

Ahmed²

2009

JCM

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Communication facilities can totally be destroyed by natural and / or manmade disasters. A critical problem after disaster is getting the first hand knowledge of the destructions and also establishing some communication links among the survivors. This paper focuses on the vital need for providing communications facility to the victims, immediately after the disaster and prior to the arrival of rescue teams. The proposed novel approach in emergency communications enables survivors to communicate among themselves and help each other. Here, the idea of a selforganizing network is put forward, which makes use of available network resources formally occupied by the destroyed and / or damaged telecommunications’ infrastructure. In our post-disaster scenario, mobile nodes establish a self-organizing / ad hoc network which provides critical level of communications among disaster victims needed at that time and consequently tries to merge with some surviving telecommunications infrastructure and / or network deployed by rescue teams. The outcome of this paper is a fundamentally novel idea for immediate postdisaster communications. This idea is tested through some network survivability measures and hypothesis testing. We also test the working of this ad hoc network through simulation for post-disaster scenarios of partially and fully destroyed networks. The results obtained are found to be satisfactory and within acceptable limits of ad hoc networks.

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Network Layer Solutions forWireless Shadow Networks

Cited by 2 publications

References 8 publications

Some security issues for web based frameworks

Some security issues for web based frameworks

Cluster-based Communications System for Immediate Post-disaster Scenario

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