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Testing and fingerprinting the physical layer of wireless cards with software-defined radios

Becker et al., 2020

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8312189039023702116
Author
Becker J
Gvozdenovic S
Xin L
Starobinski D
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Computer Communications

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Many performance characteristics of wireless devices are fundamentally influenced by their vendor-specific physical layer implementation. Yet, characterizing the physical layer behavior of wireless devices usually requires complex testbeds with expensive equipment …
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