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Detecting mac layer misbehavior and rate adaptation in ieee 802.11 networks: modeling and sprt algorithms

Rong, 2008

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As the commercial success of the IEEE 802: 11 protocol has made wireless infrastructure widely deployed, user organizations are increasingly eager to discourage new threats to their networks as well as enhance the network performance. An emerging threat to these …
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