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An enhanced authentication mechanism to secure re-programming in WSN

Nandu et al., 2015

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13192450813858016656
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Nandu P
Shekokar N
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Procedia Computer Science

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Wireless reprogramming in (WSN) is the process of inseminating new code or correlated commands to sensor nodes. It enables sensor nodes to self-reprogram so adapting them to unravelling milieu. WSN Applications include geophysical/habitat monitoring, controlling …
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