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VOUCH-AP: privacy preserving open-access 802.11 public hotspot AP authentication mechanism with co-located evil-twins
2018
International Journal of Security and Networks (IJSN)
Open-access 802.11 public Wi-Fi hotspots have become a basic necessity for hundreds of millions of mobile users' persistent on-the-go access to the Internet. 802.11 Wi-Fi networks are designed and deployed to support rudimentary low-level authentication at the link layer enabling an AP to decide whether to allow a client to associate. Similar authentication mechanisms are not provisioned for the clients. Hence, there is a fundamental information asymmetry at play in an 802.11 public hotspot,
doi:10.1504/ijsn.2018.10014324
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