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Linking wireless devices using information contained in Wi-Fi probe requests : Wireless Mobile and Multimedia Networks

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Linking wireless devices using information contained in Wi-Fi probe requests : Wireless Mobile and Multimedia Networks

Auteurs : Mathieu Cunche ; Mohamed-Ali Kaafar ; Roksana Boreli

Source :

Pervasive and mobile computing : (Print) [ 1574-1192 ] ; 2014.

RBID : Pascal:14-0201458

Descripteurs français

Pascal (Inist)
- Service web, Intergiciel publication souscription, Localisation, Informatique diffuse, Classification, Vie privée, Protocole transmission, Réseau sans fil, Installation intérieure, Métrique, Contremesure, Australie, Confidentialité, Réseau social, Réseau maillé, Géolocalisation.

English descriptors

KwdEn :
- Australia, Classification, Confidentiality, Countermeasurement, Geolocation, Indoor installation, Localization, Meshed network, Metric, Pervasive computing, Private life, Publish subscribe middleware, Social network, Transmission protocol, Web service, Wireless network.

Abstract

Active service discovery in Wi-Fi involves wireless stations broadcasting their Wi-Fi fingerprint, i.e. the SSIDs of their preferred wireless networks. The content of those Wi-Fi fingerprints can reveal different types of information about the owner. We focus on the relation between the fingerprints and the links between the owners. Our hypothesis is that social links between devices' owners can be identified by exploiting the information contained in the fingerprint. More specifically we propose to consider the similarity between fingerprints as a metric, with the underlying idea: similar fingerprints are likely to be linked. We first study the performances of several similarity metrics on a controlled dataset and then apply the designed classifier to a dataset collected in the wild. Finally we discuss potential countermeasures and propose a new one based on geolocation. This study is based on a dataset collected in Sydney, Australia, composed of fingerprints belonging to more than 8000 devices.

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<ET>Linking wireless devices using information contained in Wi-Fi probe requests : Wireless Mobile and Multimedia Networks</ET>
<AU>CUNCHE (Mathieu); KAAFAR (Mohamed-Ali); BORELI (Roksana)</AU>
<AF>INRIA, Rhône-Alpes/Grenoble/France (1 aut., 2 aut.); National ICT/Australie (2 aut., 3 aut.)</AF>
<DT>Publication en série; Niveau analytique</DT>
<SO>Pervasive and mobile computing : (Print); ISSN 1574-1192; Pays-Bas; Da. 2014; Vol. 11; Pp. 56-69; Bibl. 14 ref.</SO>
<LA>Anglais</LA>
<EA>Active service discovery in Wi-Fi involves wireless stations broadcasting their Wi-Fi fingerprint, i.e. the SSIDs of their preferred wireless networks. The content of those Wi-Fi fingerprints can reveal different types of information about the owner. We focus on the relation between the fingerprints and the links between the owners. Our hypothesis is that social links between devices' owners can be identified by exploiting the information contained in the fingerprint. More specifically we propose to consider the similarity between fingerprints as a metric, with the underlying idea: similar fingerprints are likely to be linked. We first study the performances of several similarity metrics on a controlled dataset and then apply the designed classifier to a dataset collected in the wild. Finally we discuss potential countermeasures and propose a new one based on geolocation. This study is based on a dataset collected in Sydney, Australia, composed of fingerprints belonging to more than 8000 devices.</EA>
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<FG>Océanie</FG>
<ED>Web service; Publish subscribe middleware; Localization; Pervasive computing; Classification; Private life; Transmission protocol; Wireless network; Indoor installation; Metric; Countermeasurement; Australia; Confidentiality; Social network; Meshed network; Geolocation</ED>
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