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Security and Privacy for Next-Generation Wireless Networks

By (author) Sheng Zhong, By (author) Hong Zhong, By (author) Xinyi Huang, By (author) Panlong Yang, By (author) Jin Shi, By (author) Lei Xie, By (author) Kun Wang

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This timely book provides broad coverage of securityÂ and privacy issues in the macro and micro perspective. In macroperspective,Â the system and algorithm fundamentals of next-generationÂ wireless networks are discussed. In micro-perspective, this book focuses onÂ the key secure and privacy techniques in different emerging networks fromÂ the interconnection view of human and cyber-physical world. This bookÂ includes 7 chapters from prominent internationalÂ researchers working in this subject area. This book serves as a usefulÂ reference for researchers, graduate students, and practitioners seekingÂ solutions to wireless security and privacy related issues Â Recent advances in wireless communication technologies have enabled theÂ large-scale deployment of next-generation wireless networks, and manyÂ other wireless applications are emerging. The next generation of mobileÂ networks continues to transform the way people communicate and accessÂ information. As a matter of fact, next-generation emerging networks areÂ exploiting their numerous applications in both military and civil fields. ForÂ most applications, it is important to guarantee high security of theÂ deployed network in order to defend against attacks from adversaries, asÂ well as the privacy intrusion. Â The key target in the development of next-generation wireless networks is to promote theÂ integration of the human, cyber, and physical worlds. Previous work inÂ Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) considered the connection between the cyberÂ world and the physical world. In the recent studies, human involvement bringsÂ new channels and initiatives in this interconnection. In this integration process, security and privacyÂ are critical issues to many wireless network applications, and it is aÂ paramount concern for the growth of next-generation wireless networks. This is due to the open nature of wireless communication and theÂ involvement of humans. New opportunities forÂ tackling these security and privacy issues in next-generation wirelessÂ networks will be achieved by leveraging the properties of interaction among human,Â computers and things.