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CHAPTER 1 Introduction
1£®1 Motivations
1£®2 Crypto attacks on WLANs
1£®2£®1 Traffic analysis
1£®2£®2 Eavesdropping
1£®2£®3 Man-in-the-middle
1£®2£®4 Session hijack
1£®2£®5 Masquerading
1£®2£®6 Unauthorized access
1£®2£®7 Replay£¨or Playback£©
1£®2£®8 Tampering
1£®2£®9 Forgery
1£®3 Approaches to resolve crypto attacks
1£®3£®1 Wired equivalent privacy
1£®3£®2 802£®11i £¨TKIP£¬ CCMP£©
1£®3£®3 VPN solution against crypto attacks
1£®4 Denial of service £¨DOS£©
1£®5 Related DoS research work
1£®6 Proposed approaches and contributions
1£®6£®1 Contributions to resolve crypto attacks
1£®6£®2 Contributions to resolve DoS attacks
1£®7 Outline

CHAPTER 2 Experimental Methodologies
2£®1 Summary of tools
2£®1£®1 Pcattep
2£®1£®2 WireShark
2£®1£®3 FreeRadius server
2£®1£®4 HostAP
2£®1£®5 Voidll attacking tool
2£® 1£®6 Wireless sniffer
2£®1£®7 Network simulation
2£®2 Performance measurements
2£®2£® l TCP throughput
2£®2£®2 Round trip time
2£®2£®3 TCP time-sequence graph
2£®2£®4 UDP throughput and packet loss
2£®3 Experimental design
2£®3£®1 Network emulation of AuthRF and AssRF attacks
2£®3£®2 Network emulation of DeauthF/DisassF attacks
2£®4 Queuing model

CHAPTER 3 Protect Wireless LANs using VPN over 802£®11i
3£®1 Introduction
3£®2 Five S problems of enterprise WLANs
3£®2£®1 Security attacks on wireless communication £¨SAOWC£©
3£®2£®2 Stealing wireless resources £¨SWR£©
3£®2£®3 Sniffing internal traffic £¨SIT£©
3£®2£®4 Sharing internal resources £¨SIR£©
3£®2£®5 Security backward compatibility £¨SBC£©
3£®2£®6 Summary of 5S problems
3£®3 Security approaches for five S problems
3£®3£®1 WEP
3£®3£®2 WEP-802£®1X
3£®3£®3 VPN/WEP-802£®X

CHAPTER 4 AuthRF and AssRF DoS Attacks
CHAPTER 5 DeauthF and DisassF Attacks
CHAPTER 6 RAP DoS Attacks with Markov Chain Model
CHAPTER 7 DoS Attacks against Wireless VolP
CHAPTER 8 Layer-3 Forwarding on Wireless LANs
CHAPTER 9 Wireless Device Server Based Sensor Management Systems
CHAPTER 10 Summary of Contributions and Future Works