The last two decades have witnessed an unprecedented success of wireless networks due to the proliferation of inexpensive, widely available wireless devices. With such an explosive growth, the traditional paradigm of centralized, fixed networks can no longer satisfy the dramatically increasing demand for wireless services and connections, which poses imminent challenges on network management and control, among which security is a primary concern. The thesis introduces an axis of research where non-cooperative game theory is applied as a systematical framework to model and analyze selfish and malicious behaviors in wireless networks. The major contribution of the thesis lies in the modeling of selfish and malicious behaviors in wireless netw...
CSMA/CA protocols rely on the random deferment of packet transmissions. Like most other protocols, C...
In this paper, we use game theory to study the interactions between a malicious node and a regular n...
UnrestrictedIn emerging self-organizing wireless networks, each device is controlled by a potentiall...
The last two decades have witnessed an unprecedented success of wireless networks due to the prolife...
The last two decades have witnessed an unprecedented success of wireless networks due to the prolife...
Les réseaux sans fil ont connu un succès sans précédent ces deux dernières décennies grâce à la prol...
In a distributed wireless system, multiple network nodes behave cooperatively towards a common goal....
This research involves the design, development, and theoretical demonstration of models resulting in...
This research involves the design, development, and theoretical demonstration of models resulting in...
In a distributed wireless system, such as an ad hoc network, multiple nodes behave cooperatively tow...
In this thesis, game theoretic analysis of wireless communication networks has been performed. Game ...
With the explosive growth of wireless networking techniques in the last decade, connecting to the wo...
Abstract—We formulate the wireless security problem as an indirect reciprocity game, and propose a s...
abstract: While network problems have been addressed using a central administrative domain with a si...
Identification and isolation of malicious nodes in a distributed system is a challenging problem. Th...
CSMA/CA protocols rely on the random deferment of packet transmissions. Like most other protocols, C...
In this paper, we use game theory to study the interactions between a malicious node and a regular n...
UnrestrictedIn emerging self-organizing wireless networks, each device is controlled by a potentiall...
The last two decades have witnessed an unprecedented success of wireless networks due to the prolife...
The last two decades have witnessed an unprecedented success of wireless networks due to the prolife...
Les réseaux sans fil ont connu un succès sans précédent ces deux dernières décennies grâce à la prol...
In a distributed wireless system, multiple network nodes behave cooperatively towards a common goal....
This research involves the design, development, and theoretical demonstration of models resulting in...
This research involves the design, development, and theoretical demonstration of models resulting in...
In a distributed wireless system, such as an ad hoc network, multiple nodes behave cooperatively tow...
In this thesis, game theoretic analysis of wireless communication networks has been performed. Game ...
With the explosive growth of wireless networking techniques in the last decade, connecting to the wo...
Abstract—We formulate the wireless security problem as an indirect reciprocity game, and propose a s...
abstract: While network problems have been addressed using a central administrative domain with a si...
Identification and isolation of malicious nodes in a distributed system is a challenging problem. Th...
CSMA/CA protocols rely on the random deferment of packet transmissions. Like most other protocols, C...
In this paper, we use game theory to study the interactions between a malicious node and a regular n...
UnrestrictedIn emerging self-organizing wireless networks, each device is controlled by a potentiall...