Abstract

Wireless networking protocols square measure progressively being designed to use a user's measured channel condition. Every user reports its measured channel condition to a manager of wireless resources and a channel-aware protocol uses these reports to see however resources square measure allotted to users. In a channel-aware protocol, each individual user's reportable channel condition affects the performance of every alternative user. A doable attack against channel aware protocols is not an accurate feedback of channel condition. The preparation of channel-aware protocols will increase the risks exhibit by false feedback. In this paper, study the potential impact of associate offender that incorrectly reports its channel condition and propose a defense reaction to firmly estimate channel condition. Tend to analyze the mechanism and judge the system performance deploying the mechanism through simulation.

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