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Overview: Beginning with the adoption of the de-facto standard for wireless LAN communications IEEE 802.11 in 1999 the research paper can observe a continuous growth of public wireless LAN hotspots that provide access to the Internet for modern road warriors. Unfortunately, current hotspots still suffer from several security drawbacks. This research paper analyses how payment schemes used in current hotspot architectures consider the security requirements of both hotspot providers and subscribers. It identify a conflict between subscribers’ wish for privacy and hotspot providers’ interest in prohibiting unlicensed (and thus unpaid) usage of the hotspot as the most challenging security objectives a future payment system has to fulfill.
Unified Services Of AAA In 4G LTE Networks
The present technical white paper outlines the role of AAA services for 3GPP and non-3GPP system access in LTE technology. This paper...
Mobile Device Management for Dummies
With the increase in the use of mobile devices, you likely have questions that are left unanswered when it comes to managing and securing those devices. Well...
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