In this letter, novel algorithms for secret key generation from the wireless channel in multi-carrier systems are proposed for ensuring the confidentiality and authentication in wireless communication systems. The novelty of the proposed algorithms lies in the generation of random secret bits not just from the magnitudes of orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) subchannels as it has conventionally been done in the literature, but also from the indices/positions of the subchannels corresponding to highest gains. Thus, the proposed algorithms provide additional dimensions for enhancing overall key rates. The efficiency of the proposed algorithms is evaluated in terms of key mismatch rate (KMR) and key generation rate (KGR). Simula...
Abstract—We design and analyze a method to extract secret keys from the randomness inherent to wirel...
This chapter introduces basic ideas of information theoretic models for generating secret keys via p...
Abstract—Securing wireless communication remains challeng-ing in dynamic mobile environments due to ...
In this letter, novel algorithms for secret key generation from the wireless channel in multi-carrie...
As an alternative and appealing approach to providing information security in wireless communication...
Nowadays, network security plays a major role in the field of wireless communications. Wired network...
The broadcast nature of wireless communications imposes the risk of information leakage to adversari...
Physical layer security (PLS) has evolved to be a pivotal technique in ensuring secure wireless comm...
The use of wireless networks for communication has grown significantly in recent times, and continue...
<p>Physical layer security has emerged as a promising approach to strengthen security of wireless co...
Key generation from the randomness of wireless channels is a promising technique to establish a secr...
The main objective of this chapter is to study explicit key extraction techniques and algorithms for...
Physical layer security protocols have recently been deployed in the context of Wireless communicati...
One of the fundamental problems in cryptography is the generation of a common secret key between two...
Physical layer security (PLS) can be adopted for efficient key sharing in secured wireless systems. ...
Abstract—We design and analyze a method to extract secret keys from the randomness inherent to wirel...
This chapter introduces basic ideas of information theoretic models for generating secret keys via p...
Abstract—Securing wireless communication remains challeng-ing in dynamic mobile environments due to ...
In this letter, novel algorithms for secret key generation from the wireless channel in multi-carrie...
As an alternative and appealing approach to providing information security in wireless communication...
Nowadays, network security plays a major role in the field of wireless communications. Wired network...
The broadcast nature of wireless communications imposes the risk of information leakage to adversari...
Physical layer security (PLS) has evolved to be a pivotal technique in ensuring secure wireless comm...
The use of wireless networks for communication has grown significantly in recent times, and continue...
<p>Physical layer security has emerged as a promising approach to strengthen security of wireless co...
Key generation from the randomness of wireless channels is a promising technique to establish a secr...
The main objective of this chapter is to study explicit key extraction techniques and algorithms for...
Physical layer security protocols have recently been deployed in the context of Wireless communicati...
One of the fundamental problems in cryptography is the generation of a common secret key between two...
Physical layer security (PLS) can be adopted for efficient key sharing in secured wireless systems. ...
Abstract—We design and analyze a method to extract secret keys from the randomness inherent to wirel...
This chapter introduces basic ideas of information theoretic models for generating secret keys via p...
Abstract—Securing wireless communication remains challeng-ing in dynamic mobile environments due to ...