Secure network coding for wireless routing
Liang Chen · 2014
Nowadays networking is secure because we encrypt the confidential messages with the underlying assumption that adversaries in the network are computationally bounded. For traditional routing or network coding, routers know the contents of the packets they receive. Networking is not secure any more if there are eavesdroppers with infinite computational power at routers. Our concern is whether we can achieve stronger security at routers. This paper proposes secure network coding for wireless routing. Combining channel coding and network coding, this scheme can not only provide physical layer security at wireless routers but also forward data error-free at a high rate. In the paper we prove this scheme can be applied to general networks for secure wireless routing.