Defending against identity spoofing in wireless networks

i) Identify one type of identity spoofing attack (of your choice) in wireless networks. This must be based on a single academic paper (journal or conference), but can be enhanced/modified with your own assumptions, ideas, and design choices. When providing your answers, make it clear which content/ideas have been borrowed from the academic paper and which are yours. Include one Appendix with the definitions of all security-related and networks-related terminology that you have used. This terminology must be presented in alphabetical order.

a) Explain how the attack works. Describe the attack using message sequence diagrams and flowcharts. Include information such as the attacker's objectives and capabilities, target(s) of the attack, and a diagram of the considered network topology.

b) Specify the assumptions so that the attack can be successful. Explain why you think that these are reasonable assumptions. Explain the role of all the relevant elements and components.

ii) For the attack type described in part (i), design a defence mechanism. This design must be based on a single academic paper (including the paper used in part (i) if you want) and can be enhanced with your own ideas. Make it clear which ideas have been borrowed from the academic paper and which are yours. Add to the Appendix any new security-related and networks-related terminology that you have used.

a) Explain how your defence solution works. Specify any new (or modified) components or elements and explain their functionality using flowcharts and tables. If your solution involves new (or modified) network traffic, explain it using message sequence diagrams.

b) Explain why you think that this solution will be effective against the considered attack type. Discuss any impact on the quality-of-experience of legitimate users.

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