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Dynamic spectrum access‐based cryptosystem for cognitive radio networks

Zou et al., 2016

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5704139816303222431
Author
Zou C
Chigan C
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Security and Communication Networks

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The dynamic spectrum access (DSA) paradigm of the cognitive radio (CR) contributes intrinsic security capability to the CR network by hiding information in the unpredictable spectrum access patterns. This paper formalizes the frequency hopping DSA (FH‐DSA) …
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