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CONEXT
2008
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ALPHA: an adaptive and lightweight protocol for hop-by-hop authentication

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Wireless multi-hop networks are particularly susceptible to attacks based on flooding and the interception, tampering with, and forging of packets. Thus, reliable communication in...

Tobias Heer, Stefan Götz, Oscar García...

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