Multiple re-configurable intelligent surfaces based physical layer eavesdropper detection for V2I communications

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Multiple re-configurable intelligent surfaces based physical layer eavesdropper detection for V2I communications. / Ayaz, Hina; Waqas, Muhammad; Abbas, Ghulam et al.
In: Physical Communication, Vol. 58, 102074, 30.06.2023.

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Ayaz, H, Waqas, M, Abbas, G, Abbas, ZH & Bilal, M 2023, 'Multiple re-configurable intelligent surfaces based physical layer eavesdropper detection for V2I communications', Physical Communication, vol. 58, 102074. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.phycom.2023.102074

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Ayaz, H., Waqas, M., Abbas, G., Abbas, Z. H., & Bilal, M. (2023). Multiple re-configurable intelligent surfaces based physical layer eavesdropper detection for V2I communications. Physical Communication, 58, Article 102074. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.phycom.2023.102074

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Ayaz H, Waqas M, Abbas G, Abbas ZH, Bilal M. Multiple re-configurable intelligent surfaces based physical layer eavesdropper detection for V2I communications. Physical Communication. 2023 Jun 30;58:102074. Epub 2023 Apr 19. doi: 10.1016/j.phycom.2023.102074

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Ayaz, Hina ; Waqas, Muhammad ; Abbas, Ghulam et al. / Multiple re-configurable intelligent surfaces based physical layer eavesdropper detection for V2I communications. In: Physical Communication. 2023 ; Vol. 58.

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title = "Multiple re-configurable intelligent surfaces based physical layer eavesdropper detection for V2I communications",

abstract = "Inspired by the promising potential of re-configurable intelligent surface (RIS)-aided transmission in achieving the vision of 6th Generation (6G) network, we analyze the security model for a vehicular-to-infrastructure (V2I) network by considering multiple RISs (M-RIS) on buildings to act as passive relays at fixed distances from a source. In addition, multiple eavesdroppers are presented in the vicinity of the intended destination. Our aim is to enhance the secrecy capacity (SC) and to minimize secrecy outage probability (SOP) in presence of multiple eavesdroppers with the help of M-RIS in V2I communications. We propose a key-less physical layer security using beam-forming by exploiting M-RIS. The proposed approach assumes the concept of detecting eavesdroppers before the information can be transmitted via beam-forming by utilizing M-RIS. The results reveal that with consideration of M-RIS and beam-forming, the achievable SC and SOP performance is significantly improved while imposing minimum power consumption and fewer RIS reflectors.",

keywords = "Double Rayleigh fading channel, Eavesdropping attack, Intelligent reflecting surfaces, Physical layer security, Vehicular communications",

author = "Hina Ayaz and Muhammad Waqas and Ghulam Abbas and Abbas, {Ziaul Haq} and Muhammad Bilal",

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AU - Bilal, Muhammad

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N2 - Inspired by the promising potential of re-configurable intelligent surface (RIS)-aided transmission in achieving the vision of 6th Generation (6G) network, we analyze the security model for a vehicular-to-infrastructure (V2I) network by considering multiple RISs (M-RIS) on buildings to act as passive relays at fixed distances from a source. In addition, multiple eavesdroppers are presented in the vicinity of the intended destination. Our aim is to enhance the secrecy capacity (SC) and to minimize secrecy outage probability (SOP) in presence of multiple eavesdroppers with the help of M-RIS in V2I communications. We propose a key-less physical layer security using beam-forming by exploiting M-RIS. The proposed approach assumes the concept of detecting eavesdroppers before the information can be transmitted via beam-forming by utilizing M-RIS. The results reveal that with consideration of M-RIS and beam-forming, the achievable SC and SOP performance is significantly improved while imposing minimum power consumption and fewer RIS reflectors.

AB - Inspired by the promising potential of re-configurable intelligent surface (RIS)-aided transmission in achieving the vision of 6th Generation (6G) network, we analyze the security model for a vehicular-to-infrastructure (V2I) network by considering multiple RISs (M-RIS) on buildings to act as passive relays at fixed distances from a source. In addition, multiple eavesdroppers are presented in the vicinity of the intended destination. Our aim is to enhance the secrecy capacity (SC) and to minimize secrecy outage probability (SOP) in presence of multiple eavesdroppers with the help of M-RIS in V2I communications. We propose a key-less physical layer security using beam-forming by exploiting M-RIS. The proposed approach assumes the concept of detecting eavesdroppers before the information can be transmitted via beam-forming by utilizing M-RIS. The results reveal that with consideration of M-RIS and beam-forming, the achievable SC and SOP performance is significantly improved while imposing minimum power consumption and fewer RIS reflectors.

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KW - Eavesdropping attack

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