Country | Type | Number | Dated | Case |
United States Of America | Published Application | 20240031118 | 01/25/2024 | 2022-868 |
Background
Channel state information in wireless networks is important to adapt optimize the transmitted signal as well as boost its reliability. The addition of physical layer security to cryptography based security is to prevent eavesdroppers from getting their receive channel state information with respect to a source node transmitting secret information. One such scheme, anti-eavesdropping channel estimation (ANECE), exploits a unique property of full-duplex radios by letting two or more cooperative nodes transmit concurrently to each other - specially designed pilots. The requirement of ANECE is keeping the distance between the two nodes relatively small compared to potential eavesdroppers.
Technology
Prof. Yingbo Hua has designed two new schemes of ANECE - ANECE-2 (for full-duplex radios) and ANECE-3 (for half-duplex radios). ANECE-3 could be the first flexible scheme that allows legitimate users to conduct radio frequency (RF) synchronization, necessary channel estimation and the detection of transmitted information while at the same time preventing any eavesdropper at any location from finding its channel state information relative to any transmit antenna where secret information is transmitted.
ANECE-2: A modification of ANECE using antenna-isolation based full-duplex radios. The curved arrows indicate the causality.
ANECE-3: A 3-phase ANECE using half-duplex radios for secure information transmission from Alice to Bob
The benefits of the two implementations are:
Important for applications, where secure communication of information is important - such as in:
wireless network, cyber-physical security, cybersecurity, network security, anti-eavesdropping, duplex radio, full-duplex, half-duplex