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Collaborative Research: Multiuser Wireless Security

Collaborative Research: Multiuser Wireless Security
合作研究:多用户无线安全
批准号:
0514846
负责人:
Sennur Ulukus
金额:
$12.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2005
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2005-07-15 至 2009-06-30

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职务名称:合作研究:多用户无线安全摘要:无线通信对我们社会和生活方式的各个方面产生了深远的影响;从我们如何做生意,到我们如何教育;从我们如何处理紧急情况,到我们如何照顾病人和老人。能够随时随地交换任何数量的信息的承诺促使越来越多的用户仅仅依靠他们的无线设备来传递敏感信息。因此,向更多的用户提供广泛的无线服务,同时保持信息的安全性变得至关重要。迄今为止,无线系统设计工作的目的仅仅在于提供高容量。本研究探讨高容量无线系统的基本设计原则,以确保安全的信息传递。本研究包括多用户物理层的设计,旨在为所有用户实现高容量和安全传输的综合框架的发展。该研究解决了入侵者的存在,这些入侵者旨在通过故意干扰来破坏通信,即,干扰器;拦截通信并试图解码用户信息的入侵者,即,窃听者;以及监听通信然后相应地产生故意干扰的入侵者,即,相关干扰假设入侵者能够在各种级别上损害多用户系统,并使用这些场景作为物理层设计中的附加设计约束,本研究旨在建立各种多用户系统在存在安全威胁的非衰落和衰落信道中的性能限制;系统实体,即,发射机和接收机可以共同科普物理层的安全威胁;以及使入侵者无效的针对用户的联合最佳传输策略。 研究人员研究了各种多用户信道,包括标量,波形和矢量多址接入和广播方案,以及中继和协作通信方案,并确定了各种无线网络的容量与安全性的基本设计权衡。
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Title: Collaborative Research: Multiuser Wireless SecurityAbstract:Wireless communications has had a profound effect on various aspects of our society and our way of life; from how we do business, to how we educate; from how we handle emergency situations, to how we care for patients and elderly. The promise of being able to exchange any amount of information, anytime, anywhere is prompting more and more subscribers to rely solely on their wireless devices for communicating sensitive nformation. As a result, offering a wide range of wireless services to more subscribers while preserving the security of information is becoming essential. Wireless system design efforts so far has aimed solely on providing high capacity. This research nvestigates the fundamental design principles of high capacity ireless systems that ensure secure information delivery.This research includes the development of a comprehensive framework for the design of the multiuser physical layer that aims at achieving high capacity and secure transmissions for all users. The research addresses the existence of intruders that aim to disrupt communication by creating intentional interference, i.e., jammers; intruders that intercept the communication and attempt to decode the information of the users, i.e., eavesdroppers; and intruders that listen in on the communication and then create intentional interference accordingly, i.e., correlated jammers. Assuming a variety of levels at which the intruders are capable to harm the multiuser system, and using these scenarios as additional design constraints in the physical layer design, this research seeks to establish the performance limits of a variety of multiuser systems in nonfading and fading channels in the presence of security threats; the ways in which the system entities, i.e., transmitters and receivers, can collectively cope with security threats at the physical layer; and the jointly optimum transmit strategies for the users that render the intruders ineffective. The investigators study a variety of multiuser channels including scalar, waveform and vector multiple access and broadcast scenarios, as well as relay and cooperative communication scenarios and identify the fundamental design trade-offs for capacity versus security for a variety of wireless networks.
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  • 批准号:
    24ZR1403900
  • 项目类别:
    省市级项目
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 批准年份:
    2024
  • 负责人:
    SATOSHI NAWATA
  • 依托单位:
Cell Research
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