Security Spaces for Protecting Users of Wireless Public Hotspots

The deployment of wireless public hotspots is growing but with open access and highly transient user populations; the securing of these environments presents a significant challenge. A "security space" is proposed which provides a light weight signalling infrastructure based on tuple space...

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Main Authors: Lenaghan, A., Onwubiko, C., Hebbes, L., Malyan, R.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Bandwidth
Broadband communication
Communication system security
Companies
Computer crime
Face detection
Information security
network security
Protection
Signal analysis
tuple spaces
Wireless networks
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Summary:The deployment of wireless public hotspots is growing but with open access and highly transient user populations; the securing of these environments presents a significant challenge. A "security space" is proposed which provides a light weight signalling infrastructure based on tuple spaces that allows client machines to connect, contribute and collect security related information
DOI:10.1109/EURCON.2005.1630013