In 1886, Hertz created the first antenna to be used for wireless communication. He utilized the dipole antenna concept and used loop antenna on the receiver side. The loop antenna was originally created by Faraday during the 1830s. On a Continue reading
Originally designed by Dr Samer Fayssal, the main goal of the WSPS mechanism is to detect complex wireless attacks and produce counter measures that protect the Wireless Local Area Network. WSPS uses abnormality metrics, referred to as wireless abnormality distance Continue reading
James Maxwell published early comments and analysis of Faraday’s lines of force in 1855; this was the first formal attempt to study electromagnetic flux that was later used by Heinrich Hertz to discover and produce radio waves in 1888. In Continue reading
Location fingerprinting can be defined as the process of identifying a wireless device using its unique radio transmission features. Those features can be diagnosed using self-announcement (e.g., beaconing), protocols (e.g., encoding techniques), or analysis for signals that do not follow Continue reading
Wireless signaling is not limited to Radio Frequency (RF); wireless anthropology can classify it as the natural method for communication. Human voice vibrations are forms of short-range wireless signals that can be accepted by human ear; cavemen used body-language signals Continue reading