State of the art in intrusion detection in 802.11i networks
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This article analyzes the various existing security mechanisms that add different levels of security to wireless networks. The so-called wireless intrusion detection system (WIDS) is also described as a highly used tool for detecting network intrusions. Finally, significant and updated information is collected to identify the different techniques developed for detecting intrusions in 802.11 networks.
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