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3 April 2008 Implementation of an intrusion detection system based on wireless positioning
David Akopian, Philip Chen, Maheedhar Gunturu, Phani K. Sagiraju
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Abstract
WLAN networks are widely deployed and can be used for testbed and application developments in academic environments. This paper presents wireless positioning testbed and a related application implementation methodology as a case study. Nowadays state-of-the-art WLAN positioning systems achieve high location estimation accuracy. In designated areas the signal profile map can be designed and used for such a positioning. Coverage of WLAN networks is typically wider than the authorized areas and there might be network intrusion attempts from the vicinity areas such as parking lots, cafeterias, etc. In addition to conventional verification and authorization methods, the network can locate the user, verify if his location is in the authorized area and apply additional checks to find the violators.
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David Akopian, Philip Chen, Maheedhar Gunturu, and Phani K. Sagiraju "Implementation of an intrusion detection system based on wireless positioning", Proc. SPIE 6982, Mobile Multimedia/Image Processing, Security, and Applications 2008, 698205 (3 April 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.777815
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KEYWORDS
Databases

Legal

Received signal strength

Computer intrusion detection

Network security

Algorithm development

Detection and tracking algorithms

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