CSci 388 - Wireless and Mobile Security


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CSci 388 - Wireless and Mobile Security

Simha and Staff

Credits: 3

Security issues in wireless networks and mobile applications. Overview of wireless networks and mobile applications-Mobile Agents,Wireless Web, WAP, WEP, Peer-to-Peer Computing; secure routing; intrusion detection and authentication on wireless networks; security for handheld devices; encryption and cryptographic measures for wireless; real-time wireless security; security measures for embedded devices. Prerequisites: CSci 232, CSci 383

Text: Randall K Nichols and Panos C Lekkas, Wireless Security, (WS) McGraw-Hill Professional Books, January 2002. ISBN: 0-07-138038-8.

Course Outline

  • Introduction to Wireless and new threats
  • Wireless Information Warfare
  • System Vulnerabilities
  • Review of Cryptography, and problems with wireless
  • Intrusion detection in wireless ad-hoc networks
  • Securing Ad Hoc Networks
  • Providing security for mobile ad hoc networks
  • WAP, WLAN
  • Software /Hardware Implementations: A review of the tradeoffs -Performance, Security, Economics.
  • Wireless transport layer security, Bluetooth
  • End-to-End security, and Optimizing wireless security