Map: a scalable monitoring system for dependable 802.11 wireless networks

Authors:
Yong Sheng;Guanling Chen;Hongda Yin;Keren Tan;U. Deshpande;B. Vance;D. Kotz;A. Campbell;C. Mcdonald;T. Henderson;J. Wright
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Venue:
IEEE Wireless Communications
Year:
2008

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Abstract

Many enterprises deploy 802.11 wireless networks for mission-critical operations; these networks must be protected for dependable access. This article introduces the MAP project, which includes a scalable 802.11 measurement system that can provide continuous monitoring of wireless traffic to quickly identify threats and attacks. We discuss the MAP system architecture, design decisions, and evaluation results from a real testbed.