Manual authentication techniques have been designed to enable wireless devices to authenticate one another via an insecure wireless channel with the aid of a manual transfer of data between the devices. Manual transfer refers to the human operator of the devices performing one of the following

for Wireless devices such as mobile phones or PDAs, which are characterized by small sized display, small memory, low power, and low bandwidth access. The industry has developed Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), a standard that specifies the application framework and network protocols

Abstract — So far, the problem of positioning in wireless net-works has been mainly studied in a non-adversarial setting. In this work, we analyze the resistance of positioning techniques to position and distance spoofing attacks. We propose a mechanism for secure positioning of wireless devices

The present article describes the current status of wireless games and goes on to discuss conceptual aspects of wireless game design, showing design “rules ” and real solutions to try to solve the several restrictions that the wireless devices and technology present to the game developer. This work

and are present even in otherwise identical NICs. These imperfections are transmitter-specific and manifest themselves as artifacts of the emitted signals. In PARADIS, we measure differentiating artifacts of individual wireless frames in the modulation domain, apply suitable machine-learning classification tools

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Despite the work being done to secure the air link portion of wireless communications, user devices remain a the weak spot. Improving the security features built into handheld devices such as smart phones and wireless PDAs will help to convince business and enterprise users to adopt wireless data

Abstract—In this paper, we attempt to compare the quality of communication wireless equipment manufactured by different vendors. A range of smart devices operating in the various standards are available on the market today. Special attention is paid to the WiFi standard as the most popular

secure association One of the sought-after characteristics of mobile and ubiquitous computing environments is for devices to become spontaneously associated and interoperate over wireless networks. However, unlike the cable that connects two devices in a wired association, a wireless network does

Abstract—To gain an insight in to the market share of laptop and mobile device manufacturers at Swinburne University, we analyse the OUIs in two previously captured data sets of 802.11 traffic from around our office at the Swinburne Hawthorn campus. We find that Apple devices have an overwhelming