2016
DOI: 10.3390/su8090876
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Sustainable and Practical Firmware Upgrade for Wireless Access Point Using Password-Based Authentication

Abstract: Wireless access points (WAPs) are devices that provide Internet connectivity to devices such as desktops, laptops, smartphones, and tablets. Hence, it is important to provide sufficient availability to devices and security for the traffic that is routed by a WAP. However, attackers can decrease the network bandwidth or obtain the traffic including private data such as search histories, login information, and device usage patterns by exploiting the vulnerabilities in firmware upgrades to install malicious firmw… Show more

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“…This paper aims to improve the security of low-availability nodes by allowing every node to get remote updates in a practical and timely manner. Attackers can decrease the network bandwidth or obtain the traffic including private data such as search histories, login information, and device usage patterns by exploiting the vulnerabilities in firmware upgrades to install malicious firmware [ 9 ]. Mlynek et al [ 10 ] show the data rates of different power line communication protocols used in smart metering, but it concludes that all PLC will suffer from nodes being not close enough to their peers (i.e., the attenuation of the power line is proportional to the length of the power line) as well as from the power quality of the grid.…”
Section: Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper aims to improve the security of low-availability nodes by allowing every node to get remote updates in a practical and timely manner. Attackers can decrease the network bandwidth or obtain the traffic including private data such as search histories, login information, and device usage patterns by exploiting the vulnerabilities in firmware upgrades to install malicious firmware [ 9 ]. Mlynek et al [ 10 ] show the data rates of different power line communication protocols used in smart metering, but it concludes that all PLC will suffer from nodes being not close enough to their peers (i.e., the attenuation of the power line is proportional to the length of the power line) as well as from the power quality of the grid.…”
Section: Contextmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the next paper [7], entitled Sustainable and Practical Firmware Upgrade for Wireless Access Point Using Password-Based Authentication, Jang, J., et al introduce a sustainable and practical firmware upgrade protocol for Wireless access points (WAPs). The proposed protocol provides secure firmware upgrades using Transport Layer Security (TLS) and the Salted Challenge Response Authentication Mechanism (SCRAM) for WAPs.…”
Section: Main Contributionsmentioning
confidence: 99%