Ateniese et al., 1999 - Google Patents
Untraceable mobility or how to travel incognitoAteniese et al., 1999
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- Ateniese G
- Herzberg A
- Krawczyk H
- Tsudik G
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- Computer Networks
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User mobility is rapidly becoming an important and popular network feature. This is especially evident in wireless/cellular networks where user mobility raises a number of important security issues and concerns. Foremost among them is the ability to track mobile …
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