Secure Communications in Millimeter Wave Ad Hoc Networks

Secure Service Provision in Ad Hoc Networks

Ad hoc networks are formed opportunistically as mobile devices come within wireless communication range of each other. Since individual devices are typically subject to severe resource limitations, it is both possible and desirable for a device to enhance its functionality by taking advantage (in a cooperative manner) of capabilities available on other devices. Service provision refers to the p...

Secure Resource Sharing in Ad hoc Networks

Mobile and wireless devices become more popular and their capabilities increase as well. At the same time, most of the today’s PC power is unused, as a study of the Gartner Group indicates. Grid computing and P2P systems take advantage of this fact and provide unused resources to other nodes within the network, but mobile scenarios or ad hoc networks are often left out. This paper presents a co...

Secure Routing in Ad Hoc Networks

Enabling Secure Ad hoc Communications in the Enterprise∗

Ad hoc communication applications, such as computer-facilitated collaboration, have become possible with the rapid advancements in portable computing and ad hoc wireless networking. Ad hoc communication solutions require a balance between private communications and access to corporate networked services in order to succeed. In this paper, we discuss and offer some approaches in integrating ad h...

Video Communications over Dynamic Ad Hoc Networks