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Radio jamming attacks against two popular mobile networks

Stхhlberg, 2000

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11761078200532764712
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Stхhlberg M
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Abstract The dependence on Mobile Networks is growing. The success of the Internet was followed by Denial of Service attacks. What if the same happens to Mobile Networks? This paper gives an introduction to the concept of Radio Jamming and explores jamming …
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