Novel security methods for wireless systems

Abstract
Security is a critical aspect of wireless systems and its importance increases as technology advances. It is crucial that the highest level of security is upheld to ensure the smooth functioning of mobile networks. This thesis should presented an in-depth examination of the cybersecurity methods proposed for wireless systems. Through a comprehensive analysis of available research and technical reports, the properties of security are evaluated in various scenarios. Furthermore, the study should conducted security assessment of security protocols for wireless systems, using the Tamarin prover software. Based on this analysis, potential improvements should be suggested.
Keywords
Security
protocols
wireless systems
ERC sector(s)
PE Physical Sciences and Engineering
Fields of study
Name supervisor
Piotr Remlein
Name of Department/Faculty/School
Institute of Radiocommunications, Faculty of Computing and Telecommunications
Name of the host University
Poznan University of Technology (PUT)
EUNICE partner e-mail of destination Research
anna.jaskolska@put.poznan.pl
Country
Poland
Thesis level
Bachelor
Minimal language knowledge requisite
English B1
Thesis mode
Remote
Start date
Length of the research internship
3 months
Financial support available (other than E+)
No mobility is required