A Model for Enabling Trustworthiness in V2V Networks

Bezzo, Nicola; Chan, Jian; Lee, Insup; University of Pennsylvania. PRECISE Center

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A Model for Enabling Trustworthiness in V2V Networks

2018-08-31
By Bezzo, Nicola ; Chan, Jian ; Lee, Insup

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Bezzo, Nicola ; Chan, Jian ; Lee, Insup

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University of Pennsylvania. PRECISE Center
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University Transportation Centers Program (U.S.)
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Mobile Communication Systems V2V Networks Vehicle To Roadside Communications Vehicle To Vehicle Communications Wireless Communication Systems
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Pennsylvania ; United States

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University of Pennsylvania. PRECISE Center
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V2V and V2I networks (Fig. 1) are temporary, short-duration wireless networks designed for improving the overall driving experience by exchanging a multitude of information between vehicles and fixed infrastructure. However, given the presence of malicious entities, greedy drivers, and pranksters, blindly accepting any such information received (even one received through a cryptographically secured channel) can be catastrophic. In this project, we focus on building a model for managing (computing and maintaining) the trustworthiness of messages received over V2V networks.
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