Schedule of Talks: Fall 2013
Past Talks:
- Date: 09-06-2013
Speaker: Swetha Shivaramaiah
Talk Title: Ally Friendly Jamming: How to Jam Your Enemy and Maintain Your Own Wireless Connectivity at the Same Time, In IEEE SP 2013
Link to the paper
- Date: 09-13-2013
Speaker: Bocan Hu
Talk Title: Fast and Practical Secret Key Extraction by Exploiting Channel Response, In Infocom 2013
Link to the paper
- Date: 09-20-2013
Speaker: Kai Chen
Talk Title: On the Requirements for Successful GPS Spoofing Attacks, In CCS 2011
Link to the paper
- Date: 09-27-2013
Speaker: Hanif Rahbari
Talk Title: Symphony: Cooperative Packet Recovery over the Wired Backbone in Enterprise WLANs, In Mobicom 2013
Link to the paper
- Date: 10-04-2013
Speaker: Alejandro Proaño
Talk Title: Efficient Wireless Security Through Jamming, Coding and Routing, In Secon 2013
Link to the paper
- Date: 10-11-2013
Speaker: Wessam Afifi
Talk Title: Full Duplex Radios, In Sigcomm 2013
Link to the paper
- Date: 10-18-2013
Speaker: Manjesh Hanawal
Talk Title: How Bad Are Selfish Investments in Network Security, in ToN 2011
Link to the paper
- Date: 10-25-2013
Speaker: Mohammad Jamal Abdel Rahman
Talk Title: SecureArray: Improving WiFi Security with Fine-Grained Physical-Layer Information, In MobiCom 2013
Link to the paper
- Date: 11-01-2013
Speaker: Garrett Vanhoy
Talk Title:Blind Modulation Identi?cation for MIMO Systems, In Globecom 2010
Link to the paper
- Date: 11-08-2013
Speaker: Jose Carlos Acedo
Talk Title: AS Relationships, Customer Cones, and Validation, In IMC 2013
Link to the paper
- Date: 11-15-2013
Speaker: Nicholas Fragiskatos
Talk Title: Attacks on Physical-layer Identification, In Wisec 2010
Link to the paper
- Date: 11-22-2013
Speaker: Yan Zhang
Talk Title: FD-MMAC: Combating Multi-Channel Hidden and Exposed Terminals Using a Single Transceiver
Abstract:
We address the problem of improving the throughput and delay efficiency of distributed multi-channel MAC (MMAC) protocols.
We design an MMAC protocol called FD-MMAC that exploits recent advances in full-duplex (FD) communications to coordinate
channel access in a distributed manner. Compared with prior MMAC designs, the FD-MMAC protocol eliminates the use of
in-band or out-of-band control channels for combating the multi-channel hidden terminal problem, discovering the
resident channel of destinations, and performing load balancing. Furthermore, FD-MMAC improves the spectral efficiency
by enabling the operation of multi-channel exposed terminals. To achieve its goals, FD-MMAC integrates an advanced
suite of PHY-layer techniques, including self interference suppression, error vector magnitude and received power
measurements, and signal correlation techniques. We validate the proposed PHY-layer techniques on NI USRP devices.
Further, we show via simulations that FD-MMAC achieves significantly higher throughput and lower delay compared
with prior art.