Security and Quality of Service in Ad Hoc Wireless Networks

Preface xi Acknowledgements xiii Introduction 1(16) Ad hoc networking 1(2) The ad hoc wireless network: operating principles 3(5) Ad hoc networks: vulnerabilities 8(3) Ad hoc networks: security requirements 11(3) Quality of service 14(1) Further reading 15(1) References 15(2) Wireless security 17(26) Wireless local area networks (IEEE 802.11) security 17(12) Wireless cellular network security 29(11) Bluetooth or IEEE 802.15 security 40(1) Summary and further reading 41(1) References 42(1) Threats and attacks 43(18) Attack classification 43(1) Denial of service (DoS) 44(1) Impersonation 45(3) Disclosure 48(1) Attacks on information in transit 49(1) Attacks against routing or network layer 49(3) Node hijacking 52(7) Further reading 59(1) References 59(2) Trust management 61(21) The resurrecting duckling 61(1) Key management 62(14) Authentication 76(3) Further reading 79(1) References 80(2) Intrusion detection 82(25) Introduction 82(2) Security vulnerabilities in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) 84(2) Intrusion detection systems: a brief overview 86(2) Requirements for an intrusion detection system for mobile ad hoc networks 88(1) Intrusion detection in MANETs 89(7) Mobile agents for intrusion detection and response in MANETs 96(6) Summary 102(3) Further reading 105(1) References 106(1) Quality of service 107(22) Introduction 107(3) Routing in mobile ad hoc networks 110(2) Routing with quality of service constraints 112(6) Quality of service routing in ad hoc networks 118(8) Conclusion and further reading 126(1) References 127(2) Secure routing 129(18) Security aware routing 129(4) Secure distance-vector routing protocols 133(3) Mitigating routing misbehavior 136(1) Secure packet forwarding -- the currency concept 137(4) Secure route discovery (SRP) and secure message transmission (SMT) protocols 141(4) Summary of security features in routing protocols and further reading 145(1) References 146(1) Security in WiMax networks 147(25) Introduction 147(1) Standardization and certification 148(3) Frame structure 151(2) Point-to-multipoint (PMP) mode 153(2) Mesh 155(1) Quality of service 156(1) Security features in WiMax 157(12) Open issues 169(2) Summary and further reading 171(1) References 171(1) Glossary 172(4) Index 176