| Autore |
Hardjono Thomas
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| Edizione | [1st ed.] |
| Pubbl/distr/stampa |
Boston, : Artech House, 2005
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| Descrizione fisica |
xviii, 243 p. : ill
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| Disciplina |
005.8
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| Altri autori (Persone) |
DondetiLakshminath R
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| Collana |
Artech House computer security series
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| Soggetto topico |
Metropolitan area networks (Computer networks) - Security measures
Wireless communication systems - Security measures
Wireless LANs - Security measures
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| ISBN |
1-58053-756-1
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| Formato |
Materiale a stampa  |
| Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
| Lingua di pubblicazione |
eng
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| Nota di contenuto |
Security in Wireless LANs and MANs -- Contents vii -- Preface xv -- Acknowledgments xvii -- Chapter 1 Introduction 1 -- Part I Authentication and Authorization in WLANs -- Chapter 2 Authentication in WLANs: An Overview 9 -- 2.1 INTRODUCTION 9 -- 2.2 BASIC ENTITIES AND REQUIREMENTS IN WLANS 10 -- 2.3 AUTHENTICATION MODELS FOR WLANS 14 -- 2.4 THE UNIVERSAL ACCESS METHOD 16 -- 2.5 THE 802.1X AUTHENTICATION FRAMEWORK 18 -- 2.6 THE RADIUS PROTOCOL 23 -- 2.7 DEVICE AUTHENTICATION FOR NETWORK ELEMENTS 27 -- 2.8 SUMMARY 35 -- References 35 -- Chapter 3 EAP, TLS, and Certificates 37 -- 3.1 INTRODUCTION 37 -- 3.2 THE EXTENSIBLE AUTHENTICATION PROTOCOL 38 -- 3.3 OVERVIEW OF TLS 43 -- 3.4 AN OVERVIEW OF CERTIFICATES AND PKI 49 -- 3.5 SUMMARY 54 -- References 55 -- Chapter 4 EAP Methods 57 -- 4.1 INTRODUCTION 57 -- 4.2 THE EAP-TLS METHOD 57 -- 4.3 PEAP: EAP-OVER-TLS-OVER-EAP 62 -- 4.4 TUNNELED TLS (EAP-TTLS) 70 -- 4.5 EAP-SIM 76 -- 4.6 EAP-AKA 82 -- 4.7 EAP-FAST 84 -- 4.8 RADIUS SUPPORT FOR EAP 86 -- 4.9 SUMMARY 87 -- References 88 -- Part II Data Protection inWireless LANs -- Chapter 5 WEP 93 -- 5.1 INTRODUCTION 93 -- 5.2 THREAT MODEL 94 -- 5.3 ENTITY AUTHENTICATION 95 -- 5.4 WEP ENCAPSULATION AND DECAPSULATION 98 -- 5.5 DESIGN FLAWS IN WEP 103 -- 5.6 SUMMARY 106 -- References 106 -- Chapter 6 802.11i Security: RSNA 109 -- 6.1 INTRODUCTION 109 -- 6.2 802.11I SECURITY GOALS 110 -- 6.3 COMPONENTS OF AN RSNA 113 -- 6.4 STEPS IN ESTABLISHING AN RSN ASSOCIATION 115 -- 6.5 MUTUAL AUTHENTICATION IN RSNAS 117 -- 6.6 SA AND KEY MANAGEMENT IN RSNS 119 -- 6.7 KEY DOWNLOAD PROTOCOLS IN 802.11I 128 -- References 130 -- Chapter 7 CCMP 131 -- 7.1 INTRODUCTION 131 -- 7.2 AES CCM MODE 132 -- 7.3 SECURITY ANALYSIS OF THE CCM MODE 135 -- 7.4 802.11I CCMP 137 -- 7.5 SUMMARY 141 -- References 141 -- Chapter 8 TKIP 143 -- 8.1 INTRODUCTION 143 -- 8.2 TKIP DESIGN 144.
8.3 MESSAGE INTEGRITY PROTECTION USING MICHAEL 147 -- 8.4 CONFIDENTIALITY 148 -- 8.5 REPLAY PROTECTION 150 -- 8.6 TKIP ENCAPSULATION AND DECAPSULATION 151 -- 8.7 SUMMARY 154 -- References 154 -- Part III Wireless Roaming Security -- Chapter 9 Security inWiFi Roaming 157 -- 9.1 INTRODUCTION 157 -- 9.2 ROAMING IN DIAL-UP IP SERVICES: BACKGROUND 158 -- 9.3 WIFI ROAMING: ENTITIES AND MODELS 162 -- 9.4 WISPR: THE WIRELESS ISP ROAMING ARCHITECTURE 167 -- 9.5 SUMMARY 171 -- References 172 -- Chapter 10 3G-WLAN Roaming 173 -- 10.1 INTRODUCTION 173 -- 10.2 A BRIEF HISTORY OF GSM AND 3G 173 -- 10.3 3G-WLAN INTERWORKING: THE 3GPP PERSPECTIVE 174 -- 10.4 THE 3GPP-WLAN INTERWORKING ARCHITECTURE 177 -- 10.5 SUMMARY 185 -- References 185 -- Part IV WMAN Security -- Chapter 11 An Overview of 802.16 WMANs 189 -- 11.1 INTRODUCTION 189 -- 11.2 BACKGROUND ON 802.16 WMANS 190 -- 11.3 NETWORK ENTRY AND INITIALIZATION 194 -- 11.4 THE PRIVACY KEY MANAGEMENT (PKM) PROTOCOL 197 -- 11.5 CERTIFICATES IN 802.16 204 -- 11.6 SUMMARY 209 -- References 209 -- Chapter 12 Wireless MAN Security 211 -- 12.1 INTRODUCTION 211 -- 12.2 WMAN THREAT MODEL AND SECURITY REQUIREMENTS 212 -- 12.3 PKMV2 214 -- 12.4 AUTHENTICATION AND ACCESS CONTROL IN PKMV2 216 -- 12.5 CCM ENCAPSULATION OF 802.16 MPDUS 224 -- 12.6 SECURE ENCAPSULATION OF MULTICAST AND BROADCAST MPDUS 227 -- 12.8 SUMMARY 229 -- References 229 -- Chapter 13 Conclusion and Outlook 231 -- About the Authors 235 -- Index 237.
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