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Poster: Power Attack in Body Area Networks: Dream or Reality?
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Abstract
Entering the era of remote health monitoring and wearable devices, wireless body area networks (BSNs) are growing at a fast pace. However, energy restriction of micro-battery of a bio-sensor makes BANs vulnerable to malicious attacks. In this paper, we introduce a new attack entitled \textit{Power Attack} exploiting the energy constraint of bio-sensors. We propose a threat model for power attack and analyze its viability in reality using Mannasim simulator.
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Khan, J. Y., Yuce, M. R., and Karami, F. Performance evaluation of a wireless body area sensor network for remote patient monitoring. In EMBS (2008), IEEE, pp. 1266--1269.
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June 2016
172 pages
ISBN:9781450344166
DOI:10.1145/2938559
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- Archan Misra,
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