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This chapter identifies the vulnerabilities associated with the operational paradigms currently employed by Wireless Sensor Networks.. A survey of current WSN security research is presented.
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Security for wireless sensor networks
TL;DR: This chapter identifies the vulnerabilities associated with the operational paradigms currently employed by Wireless Sensor Networks and identifies the security measures necessary to mitigate the identified vulnerabilities.
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Abstract: This chapter identifies the vulnerabilities associated with the operational paradigms currently employed by Wireless Sensor Networks. A survey of current WSN security research is presented. The security issues of Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks and infrastructure supported wireless networks are briefly compared and contrasted to the security concerns of Wireless Sensor Networks. A framework for implementing security in WSNs, which identifies the security measures necessary to mitigate the identified vulnerabilities is defined.
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