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IEEE 802.11 i Security and Vulnerabilities

Abed, 2010

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8667102701528261760
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Abed R
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Despite using a variety of comprehensive preventive security measures, the Robust Secure Networks (RSNs) remain vulnerable to a number of attacks. Failure of preventive measures to address all RSN vulnerabilities dictates the need for enhancing the performance of …
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