A study on the VLC security at the physical layer for two indoor scenarios
The visible light communication (VLC) systems are generally considered secure since the light cannot penetrate through solid objects. However, both in the line of sight (LoS) scenarios as well as in non LoS scenarios with wide and strong optical signal, information security must be considered. The c...
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doaj-826f0695698b4d8faccfb9671dee76cc2021-07-21T11:46:24ZengEDP SciencesMATEC Web of Conferences2261-236X2021-01-013420500910.1051/matecconf/202134205009matecconf_simpro21_05009A study on the VLC security at the physical layer for two indoor scenariosRiurean Simona0University of Petrosani, Department ACIEEThe visible light communication (VLC) systems are generally considered secure since the light cannot penetrate through solid objects. However, both in the line of sight (LoS) scenarios as well as in non LoS scenarios with wide and strong optical signal, information security must be considered. The conventional information security technologies used for wireless communications based on radio frequency are not suitable to be applied straight for VLCs because of the limited hardware resources, especially for the optical receivers (oRx). In this paper, a study on the VLC security at the physical layer approach based on optical beamforming to achieve secure transmissions for indoor and underground scenarios is presented.https://www.matec-conferences.org/articles/matecconf/pdf/2021/11/matecconf_simpro21_05009.pdf |
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The visible light communication (VLC) systems are generally considered secure since the light cannot penetrate through solid objects. However, both in the line of sight (LoS) scenarios as well as in non LoS scenarios with wide and strong optical signal, information security must be considered. The conventional information security technologies used for wireless communications based on radio frequency are not suitable to be applied straight for VLCs because of the limited hardware resources, especially for the optical receivers (oRx). In this paper, a study on the VLC security at the physical layer approach based on optical beamforming to achieve secure transmissions for indoor and underground scenarios is presented. |
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