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@MISC{Papaioannou09best-effortsecure,
author = {Aristidis Papaioannou},
title = {Best-Effort Secure Positioning in Wireless Networks},
year = {2009}
}
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Abstract
Research on secure positioning in wireless networks aims at achieving high precision and security, most often throwing expensive hardware and lengthy in-stallation procedures at the task. In this project, we’re turning things around and study localization potential using pre-deployed IEEE 802.11 access points and fingerprint localization on off-the-shelf devices. More specifically, we adapt standard fin-gerprint localization to be scalable and heuristically detect malicious access point in a distributed fash-ion, through gossip protocols. Evaluation is per-formed both on large-scale software simulation and concrete implementation on the handheld devices. 1
Keyphrases
wireless network best-effort secure positioning off-the-shelf device lengthy in-stallation procedure distributed fash-ion large-scale software simulation pre-deployed ieee handheld device gossip protocol malicious access point secure positioning access point concrete implementation fingerprint localization expensive hardware standard fin-gerprint localization high precision
