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Enhancing the security of LTE networks against jamming attacks

Jover et al., 2014

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Document ID
12901860287296095476
Author
Jover R
Lackey J
Raghavan A
Publication year
Publication venue
EURASIP Journal on Information Security

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The long-term evolution (LTE) is the newly adopted technology to offer enhanced capacity and coverage for current mobility networks, which experience a constant traffic increase and skyrocketing bandwidth demands. This new cellular communication system, built upon a …
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