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Scenario Analysis of Key Entropy Loss from Improper Quantization Decision in Wireless Physical-Layer Security

Author(s)
Limmanee, Apirath
Date Issued
January 1, 2022
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/RI2C56397.2022.9910263
Abstract
In wireless physical-layer security, it is usually suggested in literature that eavesdroppers need to locate themselves near legitimate transmitters or receivers if they want to steal some secret key information. By means of scenario analysis, this paper shows that if the eavesdropper knows the channel statistics better than the legitimate stations, e.g., know the K-factor estimates of Rician fading channel, they can exploit these knowledges to derive some secret key information. We define a concept called 'improper quantization decision loss (IIDL)' as the entropy loss in the generated key that can be obtained by the eavesdropper. We show step-by-step how the eavesdropper can obtain such information. We also propose a mathematical expression and numerical value of IIDL based on empirical values of channel parameters available in literature. If the legitimate parties are aware of this approximated IIDL, they will be able to design suitable privacy amplification scheme for preventing key information loss.
Citation
Proceedings 2022 Research Invention and Innovation Congress Innovative Electricals and Electronics Ri2c 2022, 324-329, 2022
Subjects

channel quantization

cryptography

physical-layer securi...

wireless communicatio...

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