A Channel-Based Hypothesis Testing Approach to Enhance User Authentication in Wireless Networks（基于通道的假设检验方法，提高无线网络中的用户认证）.pdfVIP

A Channel-Based Hypothesis Testing Approach to Enhance User Authentication in Wireless Networks Jitendra K. Tugnait and Hyosung Kim Department of Electrical Computer Engineering, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849, USA Tel: (334) 844-1846 Fax: (334) 844-1809 Email: tugnajk@eng.auburn.edu, kimhyos@auburn.edu Abstract—We consider a physical layer approach to enhance noted in [3] “The physical properties of the wireless medium wireless security by using the unique wireless channel state are a powerful source of domain-specific information that information (CSI) of a legitimate user to authenticate subsequent can be used to complement and enhance traditional security transmissions from this user, thereby denying access to any spoofer whose CSI would significantly differ from that of the mechanisms. · · · in a richly scattered multipath environment legitimate user by virtue of a different spatial location. In some (typical of indoor wireless environments), it is difficult for existing approaches, multicarrier systems have been considered an adversary to create or precisely model a waveform that where the channel frequency response at distinct frequencies is is transmitted and received by entities that are more than used to devise a hypothesis testing approach: is the CSI of the a wavelength away from the adversary. This assertion is current transmission (packet) the same as that of the previous transmission? In this paper we investigate a single-carrier time- supported by the well-known Jakes uniform scattering model domain approach via either residual testing or time-domain · · ·