Security and Privacy in Wireless and Mobile Networks

Focusing on security and privacy within wireless and mobile networks, initially published in the journal Future Internet from 2017-2018. It covers diverse topics such as protecting RFID tag privacy through ECC-based protocols, detecting Sybil attacks in mobile Wireless Sensor Networks using watchdog algorithms, and adaptive privacy protection methods for smart home environments against fingerprint and timing-based snooping (FATS) attacks. Furthermore, it examines push notification attacks that link virtual and real identities on mobile devices, and studies user modeling validation regarding the security awareness of "digital natives." The collection also analyzes how cultural and gender differences influence the perception of participation and privacy in virtual environments.

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