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IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE

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0163-6804

eISSN:

1558-1896

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  • information and communication technology (Engineering and Technology)
  • biomedical engineering (Engineering and Technology)
  • computer and information sciences (Natural sciences)

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2015 13.4
2014 12.9
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2012 10.4
2011 9

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Year 2023
  • On the Importance of Resilience Engineering for Networked Systems in a Changing World
    Publication
    • D. Hutchison
    • D. Pezaros
    • J. Rak
    • P. Smith

    - IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE - Year 2023

    Resilience is featured increasingly often in the media, usually applied to society when faced, for example, with disasters such as flooding and the enormous challenges that the Covid-19 pandemic posed. There are now many resilience-related discussion groups worldwide, and some standards initiatives devoted in particular to city resilience. However, there is relatively little explicit interest in resilience engineering for communication...

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Year 2019
Year 2018
  • Traffic Remapping Attacks in Ad Hoc Networks
    Publication

    - IEEE COMMUNICATIONS MAGAZINE - Year 2018

    Ad hoc networks rely on the mutual cooperation of stations. As such, they are susceptible to selfish attacks that abuse network mechanisms. Class-based QoS provisioning mechanisms, such as the EDCA function of IEEE 802.11, are particularly prone to traffic remapping attacks, which may bring an attacker better QoS without exposing it to easy detection. Such attacks have been studied in wireless LANs, whereas their impact in multihop...

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