Wireless Communication and Mobile Security Fundamentals
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The official GTU curriculum for Wireless Communication and Mobile Security Fundamentals (subject code ME02059111) as prescribed for CS · Semester 2 divides the course into 7 units, covering 68 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (ME02059111)Unit 1 UNIT-I
- Introduction Wireless communication network infrastructure
- Network security and wireless security
- Security threats and security attacks in wireless networks
Unit 2 UNIT-II
- Security for Wireless Networks Challenges in WLAN security
- Wired equivalent privacy
- WEP access control
- WEP integrity and confidentiality
- WEP key management
- WEP security problems
- IEEE 802.1X authentication model
- Protocols in IEEE 802.1X
- Mapping the IEEE 802.1X model to WLAN
Unit 3 UNIT-III
- Bluetooth Security Overview of Bluetooth technology
- Bluetooth vulnerabilities and threats
- Bluetooth security services and security modes
- Link Key Generation
- Trust and Service levels
- Cryptographic functions for security modes
- Security issues in IEEE 802.15
Unit 4 UNIT-IV
- Zigbee Security Overview of Zigbee
- Security threats against Zigbee
- IEEE 802.15.4 security features
- Security levels
- Zigbee Upper Layer Security
- Zigbee Security Models
- Security Keys in Zigbee
- Zigbee Network layer security
- Zigbee application support layer security
- Security challenges in LoRa for low cost
- open-source applications
Unit 5 UNIT-V
- RFID Security Overview of RFID subsystems
- Types of RFID tags
- RFID Transactions
- RFID frequency bands
- Security attacks
- risks, and objectives of RFID systems
- Security attacks to RFID systems
- RFID privacy risks
- Security objectives
- RFID security mechanisms
- Hash locks
- Default Hash locking
- Randomized Hash locking
- HB protocol and the enhancement
Unit 6 UNIT-VI
- Security for Mobile Networks GSM system architecture
- GSM network access security features
- GSM entity authentication
- GSM confidentiality
- GSM anonymity
- GSM security algorithms
- UMTS system architecture
- UMTS security features
- UMTS network access security
- Authentication and Key agreement
- LTE System Architecture
- LTE Security Architecture
- LTE Security
- LTE Key Hierarchy
- LTE authentication and key agreement
- Program Name: Master of Engineering Level: PG Branch: Cyber Security Subject Code : ME02059111 Course / Subject Name: Wireless Communication and Mobile Security Fundamentals
Unit 7 UNIT-VII Security for Next Generation Wireless Networks
- Security requirements for 5G Wireless networks
- Major drives for 5G Wireless security
- Supreme built-in-security
- Flexible security mechanisms
- Attacks in 5G Wireless networks
- Eavesdropping and Traffic analysis
- Security requirements and challenges for 6G technologies and applications
- Block chain Security Model for 6G, Quantum Computing Infrastructure for 6G Security
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