Mobile - Wireless Communications White Papers

Local Authentication in WiMAX

Overview The IEEE 802.16 standard Privacy and Key Management (PKM) protocol suffers from a number of performance and security concerns which make it unsuitable for use in a WiMAX network operating in Mesh Mode. Reliance on centralized base stations to perform node authentication creates a bottleneck that could be avoided completely through the addition of local authentication mechanisms. After careful review and study of a number of existing local authentication schemes, proposed modifications to the PKM protocol are made which incorporates a Threshold RSA authentication scheme to achieve local authentication as well as enhanced security and robustness.

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PublisherCarleton University File FormatPDF
Date PublishedApril 2008
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