Improving Key Randomness in Physical-Layer Wireless Security
A semi-synchronized RSSI approach with cubic spline projection for producing stronger shared key material from reciprocal wireless measurements.
We are developing an mHealth cybersecurity curriculum and hands-on experimental platform to prepare future cybersecurity professionals. It will deliver independent course modules, practical performance benchmarks, a data repository, and an education workshop.
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A semi-synchronized RSSI approach with cubic spline projection for producing stronger shared key material from reciprocal wireless measurements.
Threat taxonomy, defense strategies, and emerging research directions for securing mobile health ecosystems.
Open research
A reproducible implementation of semi-synchronized RSSI key generation with cubic spline projection, comparison baselines, and structured Markdown, JSON, and CSV reports.
Open on GitHubA reproducible key-generation pipeline with raw capture logs, Eve-aware and unaware variants, attack evaluation, and paper-ready comparisons.
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An eleven-chapter guide spanning architectures, biometrics, body sensor networks, communication security, privacy, AI, regulation, and training.
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A focused forum in Pittsburgh for deployable defenses, real-world studies, policy, and interdisciplinary collaboration in mobile and connected-health security.
Workshop overviewAn international meeting in New York on e-health networking, applications, services, AI, digital health, sensing, interoperability, and privacy.
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