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Wireless Physical-Layer Security - Knowledge Base

The WPLS Knowledge Base can be seen as Additional Material for Students, Updates to existing Knowledge for former Students and a first deep dive into the topic for people, who are generally interested in Startup-Creation.

The knowledge base is based on my experiences that I have gathered on my way so far. Unfortunately, I had to read through a lot of bad books and want to spare you that now.

Wireless Physical-Layer Security - Knowledge Base

The WPLS Knowledge Base can be seen as Additional Material for Students, Updates to existing Knowledge for former Students and a first deep dive into the topic for people, who are generally interested in radio signals and security.

The knowledge base is based on my experiences that I have gathered on my way so far. Unfortunately, I had to read through a lot of bad books and want to spare you that now.

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Feature Selection Techniques Easily Explained | Machine Learning

Another concept that is important for fingerprinting.

Intermediate

Bit Error Rate (BER) and Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR)

Short lecture on two important concepts of EM-Waves.

Intermediate

Attack Trees Presentation InfoSec 20/21 UIBK

Attack Trees are a common way to model an attacker and estimate costs.

Beginner

Quantization - Digital Audio Fundamentals

Explanation on the concept of quantization which is an important part of CBKE.

Beginner

Channel Based Key Extraction - Example

Demonstration of Physical-Layer Key Generation using RSSI Data

Intermediate

The Correlation Coefficient - Explained in Three Step

Correlation is an important technique in signal processing. This video gives an intuition.

Beginner

RSSI explained

A video on the Received Signal Strength Indicator.

Beginner

Feature Extraction - Introduction

The concept of feature extraction, which is important for fingerprinting is explained in this video.

Intermediate

Learn NUMPY in 5 minutes - BEST Python Library!

The Python library Numpy explained for beginners.

Beginner

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