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A novel wlan client puzzle against dos attack based on pattern matching

Ordi et al., 2015

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12381291964473951890
Author
Ordi A
Zamani M
Bashah Idris N
Abdul Manaf A
Abdullah M
Publication year
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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Despite the popularity of 802.11 based networks, they suffer several types of DoS attack, launched by an attacker whose aim is to make an access point (AP) unavailable to legitimate users. One of the most common DoS attacks on 802.11 based networks is to …
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