1) The document lists potential research topics in networking for PhD studies, including delay tolerant networks, mobile sensor networks neighbor discovery, mobile sensor network localization and tracking, and mobile-wireless sensor network surveys.
2) It also discusses notable notions in networking projects such as estimating rainfall intensity, 5G small cell planning, smart grids, codec performance analysis, and voice over IPV6.
3) The major network protocols, services, and applications highlighted are novel communication protocols, cache-based transport protocols, cluster head routing protocols, per-flow fairness protocols, power efficient protocols, and service discovery protocols.
This document discusses potential NS3 projects for a master's thesis. It lists several simulation frameworks for NS3 including cognitive radio networks, software defined networks, wireless body area networks, wireless sensor networks, and Wi-Fi and WiMax networks. Modern research areas for NS3 projects covered include mmWave cellular systems, satellite networking, and cognitive radio element. The document also notes that NS3 can interface with other simulators like OMNeT++, NDN, SUMO, Matlab, Mininet, and LTE simulators. Contact information is provided to discuss potential NS3 thesis topics.
1) The document lists potential research topics in networking for PhD studies, including delay tolerant networks, mobile sensor networks neighbor discovery, mobile sensor network localization and tracking, and mobile-wireless sensor network surveys.
2) It also discusses notable notions in networking projects such as estimating rainfall intensity, 5G small cell planning, smart grids, codec performance analysis, and voice over IPV6.
3) The major network protocols, services, and applications highlighted are novel communication protocols, cache-based transport protocols, cluster head routing protocols, per-flow fairness protocols, power efficient protocols, and service discovery protocols.
This document discusses potential NS3 projects for a master's thesis. It lists several simulation frameworks for NS3 including cognitive radio networks, software defined networks, wireless body area networks, wireless sensor networks, and Wi-Fi and WiMax networks. Modern research areas for NS3 projects covered include mmWave cellular systems, satellite networking, and cognitive radio element. The document also notes that NS3 can interface with other simulators like OMNeT++, NDN, SUMO, Matlab, Mininet, and LTE simulators. Contact information is provided to discuss potential NS3 thesis topics.
This document discusses network attacks in mobile ad hoc and wireless sensor networks that are relevant for PhD thesis projects using the NS2 simulator. It lists important MANET attacks like flooding, packet dropping, wormhole, black hole, and Sybil attacks. For WSN networks, it notes active attacks, DOS attacks, security attacks, sink hole attacks, and worm hole attacks are significant. Guidelines for PhD thesis writing using NS2 projects are provided, including avoiding chronological writing, using active voice, and clarity of diagrams. Contact details are given for the website that provides resources on thesis topics.
Final Year Network Simulator Research Projects TutorialsPhdtopiccom
This document discusses network simulator projects for final year students and provides information on significant metrics, recent project topics, and important network simulators. It lists error rate, bandwidth, link capacity, latency, and fault tolerance as key metrics. Recent project topics mentioned include analytical models, quality voting using fuzzy logic, peer-to-peer mobile collaboration, SPR algorithms, and traffic routing methods. The most important network simulators listed are QualNet, MiniNet, JSim, OPNET, OMNeT++, and SSFNet. Contact information is provided at the end.
The document discusses potential wireless security thesis topics. It lists 5 vibrant concepts in wireless security, including security aware channel assignment for time critical applications and wireless security to compressed encryption indistinguishability. It also notes notable security network devices like wearable computing, digital camera phones, and security cameras. Finally, it discusses typical secure wireless networks thesis topics, such as fixing existing problems with WEP and applying long term security solutions to various 802.11 wireless standards.
This document discusses potential thesis topics on wireless networks. It outlines six modern research zones in wireless networks including optical networks, vehicular networks, and cognitive radio networking. Five topical research fields are also listed, such as sensor, wireless, mobile and ad hoc networks. Finally, the document presents six foremost technologies in wireless networks like connected sensors, smarter smartphones, green communications, and cognitive networks and big data.
Communication System Projects and Dynamic FieldsPhdtopiccom
DYNAMIC RESEARCH FIELDS IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEM PROJECTS
PROMINENT RESEARCH IDEAS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION PROJECTS
EFFECTIVE RESEARCH NOTIONS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION PROJECTS
This document discusses network attacks in mobile ad hoc and wireless sensor networks that are relevant for PhD thesis projects using the NS2 simulator. It lists important MANET attacks like flooding, packet dropping, wormhole, black hole, and Sybil attacks. For WSN networks, it notes active attacks, DOS attacks, security attacks, sink hole attacks, and worm hole attacks are significant. Guidelines for PhD thesis writing using NS2 projects are provided, including avoiding chronological writing, using active voice, and clarity of diagrams. Contact details are given for the website that provides resources on thesis topics.
Final Year Network Simulator Research Projects TutorialsPhdtopiccom
This document discusses network simulator projects for final year students and provides information on significant metrics, recent project topics, and important network simulators. It lists error rate, bandwidth, link capacity, latency, and fault tolerance as key metrics. Recent project topics mentioned include analytical models, quality voting using fuzzy logic, peer-to-peer mobile collaboration, SPR algorithms, and traffic routing methods. The most important network simulators listed are QualNet, MiniNet, JSim, OPNET, OMNeT++, and SSFNet. Contact information is provided at the end.
The document discusses potential wireless security thesis topics. It lists 5 vibrant concepts in wireless security, including security aware channel assignment for time critical applications and wireless security to compressed encryption indistinguishability. It also notes notable security network devices like wearable computing, digital camera phones, and security cameras. Finally, it discusses typical secure wireless networks thesis topics, such as fixing existing problems with WEP and applying long term security solutions to various 802.11 wireless standards.
This document discusses potential thesis topics on wireless networks. It outlines six modern research zones in wireless networks including optical networks, vehicular networks, and cognitive radio networking. Five topical research fields are also listed, such as sensor, wireless, mobile and ad hoc networks. Finally, the document presents six foremost technologies in wireless networks like connected sensors, smarter smartphones, green communications, and cognitive networks and big data.
Communication System Projects and Dynamic FieldsPhdtopiccom
DYNAMIC RESEARCH FIELDS IN COMMUNICATION SYSTEM PROJECTS
PROMINENT RESEARCH IDEAS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION PROJECTS
EFFECTIVE RESEARCH NOTIONS IN WIRELESS COMMUNICATION PROJECTS
The goal of the talk is to demonstrate how technical vulnerabilities in the IT components can be used to bypass industrial and functional safety features and create cable melting or blackout conditions. Few (fixed) vulnerabilities in Relay Protection terminals discovered by the SCADA StrangeLove team will be discussed.
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В докладе рассказывается о том, как создать ханипот (ловушку) и организовать сервис с обновляемыми данными о попавшихся DDoS-ботах с помощью Kibana, Elasticsearch, Logstash и AMQP. Докладчик откроет исходный код системы мониторинга и сбора внешней статистики DDoS-атак, над которой он работал со своей командой последние два года.
This document outlines topics and structure for WiMAX master's thesis projects. It lists the major applications of WiMAX as cellular backhaul, IP multimedia subsystem, video conferencing, multimedia applications, downloading media content, and Wi-Fi hotspots. It also details the typical stages of a thesis as an abstract, introduction, literature survey, current research, implementation and results, conclusion, and references. Finally, it lists notable simulators used for WiMAX research projects, including QualNet, NS3, OMNeT++, OPNET, and GloMoSim.
Cloud native java are we there yet go tech world 2019Peter Pilgrim
The document discusses the history and evolution of Java technology from its origins in 1995 to becoming cloud native. It describes how Java originally promised write once, run anywhere portability but failed to deliver for mobile and embedded devices. It then discusses how the rise of social networking drove the need for scalability and high availability, leading to microservices architecture and containers. The document outlines some of the key technologies along Java's journey including Java EE, Spring Boot, Kubernetes, and how they enable cloud native applications.
The document discusses Cisco Meraki's cloud managed security and SD-WAN capabilities provided by the Meraki MX security appliance, including next-generation firewall features, advanced malware protection with Cisco AMP and Threat Grid integration, AutoVPN for simplified site-to-site VPN connectivity, routing protocols like OSPF, and SD-WAN capabilities for intelligent path control and application-aware traffic shaping. The Meraki MX portfolio ranges from small branch office models to large campus/HQ devices, with integrated cellular options, and cloud management allows for centralized configuration, monitoring, and software/security updates from any location.
802.11 MAC Frame Protocol Exploits Hack the MAC project
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RSA Conference 2017- ROBERT GRAHAM - mirai and iot botnet analysisFelipe Prado
The document discusses the Mirai botnet in 3 parts: an overview of how Mirai infected IoT devices like cameras; details on the attacks Mirai carried out, particularly the large DDoS attack against Dyn; and considerations for how to protect against similar IoT botnets in the future through DNS strategies and understanding the IoT threat model.
Security Myths and Facts in Today's It World (Tudor Damian & Mihai Tataran)ITCamp
The document discusses several common security myths and provides facts to debunk them. It addresses myths around the illusion of security provided by certain tools, the threat only coming from outside attackers, security being the sole responsibility of certain roles, and how completely trusting infrastructure, employees, and tools can be misplaced. It highlights statistics around the frequency and costs of data breaches. The document also demonstrates pass-the-hash and crack-the-hash attacks and provides resources for staying up-to-date on security best practices and reports.
Umbrella for MSPs: Enterprise Grade Malware Protection & ContainmentOpenDNS
During IT Nation 2013, MSP Product Manager Dima Kumets presented this breakout session, sharing how Umbrella for MSPs can decrease costs, increase revenue, and improve customer retention.
NXP's portfolio addresses IoT security across the entire device lifecycle from edge to cloud. [NXP's portfolio includes] secure elements, microcontrollers, application processors, device management software, and solutions that provide security from device procurement through decommissioning. NXP products offer hardware-protected keys, secure boot, tamper resistance, and cryptographic accelerators to establish trust from the edge to the cloud.
This document discusses vulnerability scanning and cyber security. It provides an overview of vulnerability scanners, including network-based, host-based, and database scanners. It describes functions of vulnerability scanners like open port service identification, version checking, traffic probing, and vulnerability probing. Examples of vulnerabilities and vulnerability scanners are also mentioned. The document provides references for further information on topics like cybersecurity and penetration testing.
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This document discusses potential topics for a communication thesis using MATLAB. It lists several major toolboxes and technologies in communication systems that could be modeled, including RF impairment modeling, LDPC decoders, OFDM, MIMO, satellite technologies, Bluetooth, RFID, and Wi-Fi. It also provides examples of modern MATLAB communication thesis topics, such as a wireless chat system between PCs, a weather station watching system, camera location system, industrial alarm and protection systems, and a taxi monitoring system. Students are encouraged to contact the website for more information on developing a communication thesis with MATLAB.
This document provides information about PhD consultancy services in the UK, reputed journals for paper publication, top 5 programming languages, domains for PhD research, and contact details. It lists reputed journals, top programming languages as Python, C#, Fortran, C++ and Java, and research domains including digital signal processing, pattern recognition, computer vision, medical imaging, and fog computing. Contact information is provided at the bottom for the PhD consultancy services.
This document provides guidance on research for PhD students, outlining major research notions, important points on research guidance, and distinct research fields. It discusses key areas like data mining, automated deployment of Spark clusters, secure data management in data centers, and neuromorphic computing for computer vision. Important guidance points emphasize gaining subject knowledge, confidence, comprehensive supports, and innovative ideas to ensure on-time completion. Distinct research fields mentioned include fog computing, 5G and 6G networks, the Internet of Things, Industry 4.0, OFDM/OFDMA, and data mining. Contact information is provided to learn more.
This document provides guidance on routing topics for PhD research and lists the most important routing protocols. It outlines foremost topics in routing such as shortest path routing protocols, delay constraint routing, and broadcast/unicast routing. Current routing technologies discussed include segment routing, tri-band WiFi, routing mesh, blockchain, and MU-MIMO. The most important routing protocols listed are AMQP, OSPFv3, EIGRP, RIPv2, and IGRP. Contact information is provided at the end for those seeking additional guidance on PhD topics in routing.
This document discusses tools and applications used in pixels per inch (PPI) research. It lists Audacity, Blender, iPhone6Simulator, and App Inventor as major tools, describing their purposes as multi-track editing, creating animated films, simulating Apple devices, and calculating screen pixel density. Top applications mentioned are for image viewing, fingerprint analysis, biometrics, and density-aware design. The document also outlines biometric technologies used in PPI research, including iris, signature, vein, skin print, hand, and retinal recognition. It provides contact information for the website.
This presentation was provided by Rebecca Benner, Ph.D., of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, for the second session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session Two: 'Expanding Pathways to Publishing Careers,' was held June 13, 2024.
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