PPT-Effects of adding Arbitrary Physical Nodes to a Mobile Ad-Hoc Network Utilizing an Anonymity

By Ian Cavitt Arbitrary Physical Node Essentially a dummy node More Utility Higher Cost Create hierarchy obfuscate location information addition to TAP countermeasures increase cost of specific attacks. By . Esra. . Erdin. Introduction. Types of Anonymity Systems. TOR Overview. Working Mechanism of TOR. I2P Overview. Working Mechanism of I2P. Conclusion. Introduction. Anonymity means that the real author of a message is not known. By . Ian Cavitt. Arbitrary Physical Node. Essentially a dummy node. More Utility, Higher Cost. Create hierarchy, obfuscate location information, addition to TAP countermeasures, increase cost of specific attacks. Purpose. Current anonymity systems tend to sacrifice at least on of the following, low latency, high bandwidth, or resistance to traffic analysis. MANETs particularly weak to TA. Depending on the network TA can be particularly damaging as well. with Intrusion . Detection. 1. Presented by: Ting Hua. Author. s: . Robert Mitchell, . Ing. -Ray . Chen. Outline. 2. Introduction. System Model / Reference Configuration. Theoretical Analysis. Numerical Data. THE . Nineth. MEETING. Wireless networking in general:. Wireless networks typically work by one of the . configuration network . topology . either . Ad-Hoc or Infrastructure network.. Topology on Network consists of. Introduction to wireless . comms. Network performance. Dr. George . Loukas. University of . Greenwich. Content. Technologies for . Modelling. Managing. Evaluating. Wireless, . mobile,. wired networks. By: . Abdelhamid. Elgzil. Advisor: Dr. Chow. Outline. Introduction. The problem. . The . i. ssue . of . Privacy . and . anonymity . TOR: The Onion Router Network . AirVpn. : Virtual Private Network. Peer-to-Peer Publish-Subscribe Systems. Final Exam of Jay A. Patel (April 1, 2009). 1. Outline. 2. Computing Today. 3. Continued growth of Internet services. search engines, webmail systems, social networks, blogging platforms, file sharing systems, etc.. Prabhaker. . Mateti. CEG436: Mobile Computing. 1. What is a smart phone?. CEG436: Mobile Computing. 2. Broad Functionality. Phone calls (of course). Local File Storage. Internet/Cloud Services. Office Computing. Contents. :. . Physical . Layer and Transceiver Design Considerations, . Personal . area networks (PANs. ),. Hidden . node and . Exposed . node problem, . Topologies . of PANs, MANETs, WANETs. . NAVEEN RAJA.V. GROUP - 9. Sridivya Rapuru. Sravani Singirikonda. Vikram Siripuram. Rishi Remesh Ranjini. Ad Hoc Network. . Reactive (On Demand) Network. Does not require a central base station. Temporary network connection for single session.. (GSM). s . the most successful digital mobile telecommunication system in the world today. It is used by over 800 million people in more than 190 countries. GSM permits the integration of different voice and data services and the interworking with existing networks. Services make a network interesting for customers. anonymization. of . Online . Social Networks. Shirin . Nilizadeh. ,. . Apu. . Kapadia. , Yong-. Yeol. . Ahn. Indiana University Bloomington. CCS 2014. Online Social Networks (OSNs) . have revolutionized. Prof. Maria Papadopouli. University of Crete. ICS-FORTH. http://www.ics.forth.gr/mobile. Wireless Networks & Mobile Computing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. : . Slides used from . presentations by. Manolis. .