Wireless mesh network security: A traffic engineering management approach

Muogilim, Okechukwu Emmanuel; Loo, Kok-Keong; Comley, Richard

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2010.03.027

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“…Since the practical problems in all layers of WMNs are very complicated in general, previous studies often investigated simplified versions of those problems after some degree of abstraction and assumption. In order to meet practical requirements, a variety of research challenges for WMNs remain, e.g., the routing problems with different concerns [2], the assignment problems for multi-channel WMNs [10,24,25], the security problems in WMNs [20], among others.…”

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confidence: 99%

Dynamic router node placement in wireless mesh networks: A PSO approach with constriction coefficient and its convergence analysis

Lin

2013

Information Sciences

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Dynamic router node placement in wireless mesh networks: A PSO approach with constriction coefficient and its convergence analysis

Lin

2013

Information Sciences

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“…We used NS-2 simulator for implementing WMN model for security [37,38] against collaborative flooding attack (DDOS). The model is adapted from the IEEE 802.11b/g based adhoc network including the mesh clients that are mobile and backbone mesh routers that are stable.…”

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“…The collaborative flooding DDoS attacks [42] are spread by natural distributed processing architecture of the network. It normally floods the mesh clients and the intermediate mesh routers using hierarchal control points [37] to congest the WMN traffic communication. Collaborative flooding DDoS attacks exploits the huge resource asymmetry between the internet and the victim.…”

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ColShield: an effective and collaborative protection shield for the detection and prevention of collaborative flooding of DDoS attacks in wireless mesh networks

Jingle¹,

Rajsingh

2014

Hum. Cent. Comput. Inf. Sci.

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Wireless mesh networks are highly susceptible to Distributed Denial-of-Service attacks due to its self-configuring property. Flooding DDOS attack is one form of collaborative attacks and the transport layer of such networks are extremely affected. In this paper we propose ColShield, an effective and collaborative protection shield which not only detects flooding attacks but also prevents the flooding attacks through clever spoof detection. ColShield consists of Intrusion Protection and Detection Systems (IPDS) located at various points in the network which collaboratively defend flooding attacks. ColShield detects the attack node and its specific port number under attack. In order to reduce the burden on a single global IPDS, the system uses several local IPDS for the collaborative mitigation of flooding attacks. The evaluation of ColShield is done using extensive simulations and is proved to be effective in terms of false positive ratio, packet delivery ratio, communication overhead and attack detection time.

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“…A wireless video network can be a structure composed of point to multipoint, multilevel relay, point to point network. For safety performance in the transmission channel, MAC address filtering and 128-bit WEP/WPA/WPA2/dual-layer isolation are used, end-user's connection with a wireless device is limited to protect the safety of video channels [9]. Multipolarized antenna design, antenna power, and wireless network management make it possible for video communication and flexible networking over more than 10 kilometers through software control.…”

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Design of a Video Data Transmission System Based on Wireless Mesh Network

Yang¹,

Zhang²

2017

Proceedings of the 3rd Annual International Conference on Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Information Science (EEEIS 20

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Abstract.A video data sampling and transmission system is designed for video monitoring based on wireless mesh network. Discussion is made on the use of standards, working frequency, network infrastructure, coverage solutions, link budget, frequency planning, power supply, supporting transmission and AC design. Overall solution on wireless Mesh network digital video system is proposed and it is applied to practical wireless network video monitoring system, and nice results are achieved through practical application.

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Wireless mesh network security: A traffic engineering management approach

Cited by 15 publications

References 25 publications

Dynamic router node placement in wireless mesh networks: A PSO approach with constriction coefficient and its convergence analysis

Dynamic router node placement in wireless mesh networks: A PSO approach with constriction coefficient and its convergence analysis

ColShield: an effective and collaborative protection shield for the detection and prevention of collaborative flooding of DDoS attacks in wireless mesh networks

Design of a Video Data Transmission System Based on Wireless Mesh Network

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