Overview
The Wireless Network & System Security group at Carnegie Mellon University Silicon Valley focuses on performance and security issues in mobile ad hoc and sensor networks; wireless communications; and networked control (cyber-physical) systems. The group is lead by Patrick Tague.
Recent News
See the complete news archive for past and current WNSS news.
- January 2012: Yu Seung Kim's paper "All Your Jammers Belong to Us - Localization of Wireless Sensors Under
Jamming Attack", co-authored with Frank Mokaya and Eric Chen, was accepted to appear at
ICC 2012.
- January 2012: Bruce DeBruhl's paper "Mitigation of Periodic Jamming in a Spread Spectrum System by Adaptive
Filter Selection" was accepted to appear in the SANES special session of PECCS
2012.
- December 2011: Patrick is the recipient of the NSF CAREER award for 2012-2017 for the project
"Inference-Based Adaptation
Techniques for Next Generation Jamming and Anti-Jamming Capabilities".
- November 2011: Congratulations to Bruce for passing the ECE Qualifying Exam!
- October 2011: "ShortMAC: Efficient Data-Plane Fault Localization", co-authored by
Xin Zhang, Zongwei Zhou,
Hsu-Chun Hsiao,
Tiffany Hyun-Jin Kim, Adrian
Perrig, and Patrick Tague, was accepted to appear at
NDSS 2012.
- October 2011: Arjun Athreya's paper "Survivable Smart Grid Communication: Smart-Meter Meshes to the Rescue" was accepted to appear at the SGCom workshop as part of ICNC 2012.
Info
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