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Physical layer attacks on unlinkability in wireless lans

Bauer et al., 2009

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2192715575792713591
Author
Bauer K
McCoy D
Greenstein B
Grunwald D
Sicker D
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International Symposium on Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium

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Recent work has focused on hiding explicit network identifiers such as hardware addresses from the link layer to enable anonymous communications in wireless LANs. These protocols encrypt entire wireless packets, thereby providing unlinkability. However, we find that these …
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