A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side

There is a big risk for public Wi-Fi users being tricked into connecting to rogue access points. Rogue access point is one of the most serious threats in WLAN, since it exposes a large number of users to MITM and evil twin attack. In this paper we propose a practical method that warns users to avoid...

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Main Authors: Nikbakhsh, Somayeh, Abdul Manaf, Azizah, Zaman, Mazdak, Janbeglou, Maziar
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Published: IEEE 2012
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spelling my.utm.342112017-02-04T05:53:42Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/34211/ A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side Nikbakhsh, Somayeh Abdul Manaf, Azizah Zaman, Mazdak Janbeglou, Maziar QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science There is a big risk for public Wi-Fi users being tricked into connecting to rogue access points. Rogue access point is one of the most serious threats in WLAN, since it exposes a large number of users to MITM and evil twin attack. In this paper we propose a practical method that warns users to avoid connecting to the rogue access points. Proposed method compares the gateways and the routes that a packet travels to determine whether an access point is legitimate or not. This method can easily detect Man-In-The-Middle and evil twin attack without any assistance from the WLAN operator. IEEE 2012 Book Section PeerReviewed Nikbakhsh, Somayeh and Abdul Manaf, Azizah and Zaman, Mazdak and Janbeglou, Maziar (2012) A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side. In: Proceedings - 26Th IEEE International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops, Waina 2012. IEEE, New York, USA, pp. 684-687. ISBN 978-0-7695-4652-0 http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=6185342 DOI:10.1109/WAINA.2012.108
institution Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
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topic QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science
spellingShingle QA75 Electronic computers. Computer science
Nikbakhsh, Somayeh
Abdul Manaf, Azizah
Zaman, Mazdak
Janbeglou, Maziar
A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side
description There is a big risk for public Wi-Fi users being tricked into connecting to rogue access points. Rogue access point is one of the most serious threats in WLAN, since it exposes a large number of users to MITM and evil twin attack. In this paper we propose a practical method that warns users to avoid connecting to the rogue access points. Proposed method compares the gateways and the routes that a packet travels to determine whether an access point is legitimate or not. This method can easily detect Man-In-The-Middle and evil twin attack without any assistance from the WLAN operator.
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author Nikbakhsh, Somayeh
Abdul Manaf, Azizah
Zaman, Mazdak
Janbeglou, Maziar
author_facet Nikbakhsh, Somayeh
Abdul Manaf, Azizah
Zaman, Mazdak
Janbeglou, Maziar
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title A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side
title_short A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side
title_full A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side
title_fullStr A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side
title_full_unstemmed A novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side
title_sort novel approach for rogue access point detection on the client-side
publisher IEEE
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