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ECGK: An efficient clustering scheme for group key management in MANETsDrira et al., 2010
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- 12841606294020672219
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- Drira K
- Seba H
- Kheddouci H
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- Computer Communications
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Mobile Ad hoc NETworks (or MANETs) are flexible networks that are expected to support emerging group applications such as spontaneous collaborative activities and rescue operations. In order to provide secrecy to these applications, a common encryption key has …
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