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DEEJAM: Defeating energy-efficient jamming in IEEE 802.15. 4-based wireless networks

Wood et al., 2007

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5955974970587302576
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Wood A
Stankovic J
Zhou G
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2007 4th Annual IEEE Communications Society Conference on Sensor, Mesh and Ad Hoc Communications and Networks

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Jamming is a very effective denial-of-service attack that renders most higher-layer security mechanisms moot-yet it is often ignored in WSN design. We show that an interrupt jamming attack is simple to perpetrate in software using a MICAz mote, is energy efficient and stealthy …
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