Track Chair:
Xiaolong Lan, PhD, Associate Professor
School of Cyber Science and Engineering, Sichuan University,
Chengdu 610065, China
Email: xiaolonglan@scu.edu.cn
The increasing number of
mobile data traffic and mobile devices poses a significant
challenge to wireless network security, due to broadcast
characteristics of wireless channels make them vulnerable to
security vulnerabilities. However, security and privacy are
essential demands for future wireless communication
technologies. As a supplement to high-layer security policies,
physical layer security technology is now becoming a promising
mean to achieve wireless communication security. The core idea
of physical layer security is to use the characteristics of
wireless channels and transceiver hardware circuit to realize
the wireless secure transmission, key generation, and user
authentication. With the rapid development of new technologies
for 5G-and-beyond networks, wireless communication security
still faces many challenges.
This track will focus on all aspects of modeling, design,
analysis, and optimization of integrating physical layer
security into future wireless communication applications such as
the Internet of Things (IoT), millimeter-wave communications,
massive MIMO, visible light communications (VLS), wireless power
communication networks (WPCN), intelligent reflective surfaces
(IRS), etc. We solicit original, high-quality, and unpublished
research papers on topics including, but not limited to:
l Fundamental theory of Physical layer security
l Physical layer security for massive MIMO/ millimeter-wave/IRS techniques
l Physical layer security in IoT/WPCN/VLS
l Secure connection technology for massive number of devices
l Physical layer secret key generation
l Physical layer authentication