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BeamSec: A Practical mmWave Physical Layer Security Scheme Against Strong Adversaries
The high directionality of millimeter-wave (mmWave) communication systems has proven effective in reducing the attack surface against eavesdropping, thus improving the physical layer security.
My(o) Armband Leaks Passwords: An EMG and IMU Based Keylogging Side-Channel Attack
Wearables that constantly collect various sensor data of their users increase the chances for inferences of unintentional and sensitive information such as passwords typed on a physical keyboard.
BEAMWAVE: Cross-Layer Beamforming and Scheduling for Superimposed Transmissions in Industrial IoT mmWave Networks
The omnipresence of IoT devices in Industry 4. 0 is expected to foster higher reliability, safety, and efficiency.
SWAN: Swarm-Based Low-Complexity Scheme for PAPR Reduction
Nevertheless, due to the exhaustive search requirement, it demands excessive computational complexity.
NFCGate: Opening the Door for NFC Security Research with a Smartphone-Based Toolkit
With in-flight traffic analysis and modification, relay, and replay features this toolkit turns an off-the-shelf smartphone into a powerful NFC research tool.
Cryptography and Security
DEMO: BTLEmap: Nmap for Bluetooth Low Energy
The market for Bluetooth Low Energy devices is booming and, at the same time, has become an attractive target for adversaries.
Cryptography and Security
Frankenstein: Advanced Wireless Fuzzing to Exploit New Bluetooth Escalation Targets
Wireless communication standards and implementations have a troubled history regarding security.
Cryptography and Security Networking and Internet Architecture
HydraWave: Multi-Group Multicast Hybrid Precoding and Low-Latency Scheduling for Ubiquitous Industry 4.0 mmWave Communication
Industry 4. 0 anticipates massive interconnectivity of industrial devices (e. g., sensors, actuators) to support factory automation and production.
Perils of Zero-Interaction Security in the Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) demands authentication systems which can provide both security and usability.
Breaking Fitness Records without Moving: Reverse Engineering and Spoofing Fitbit
In this paper, we provide an in-depth security analysis of the operation of fitness trackers commercialized by Fitbit, the wearables market leader.
Cryptography and Security
NexMon: A Cookbook for Firmware Modifications on Smartphones to Enable Monitor Mode
Full control over a Wi-Fi chip for research purposes is often limited by its firmware, which makes it hard to evolve communication protocols and test schemes in practical environments.
Other Computer Science
