Anis Laouiti

Orange (France)

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Paul Mühlethaler

Institut national de recherche en informatique et en automatique

Pascale Minet

Institut national de recherche en informatique et en automatique

Cédric Adjih

Institut national de recherche en informatique et en automatique

Mohamed Hadded

Abu Dhabi University

Ines Khoufi

Institut Polytechnique de Paris

Leı̈la Azouz Saı̈dane

Manouba University

Laurent Viennot

École Normale Supérieure - PSL

Saâdi Boudjit

Université Sorbonne Paris Nord

Amir Qayyum

Capital University of Science and Technology

Philippe Jacquet

Inria Saclay - Île de France

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Institut national de recherche en informatique et en automatique

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique

Manouba University

Université Paris-Saclay

Telecom SudParis

Orange (France)

Institut Polytechnique de Paris

École Polytechnique

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Université Paris Cité

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Vehicle Ad Hoc networks: applications and related technical issues

IEEE Communications Surveys & Tutorials (2008)

Yasser Toor Paul Mühlethaler Anis Laouiti Arnaud La Fortelle

This article presents a comprehensive survey of the state-of-the-art for vehicle ad hoc networks. We start by reviewing the possible applications that can be used in VANETs, namely, safety and user applications, and by identifying their requirements. Then, we classify the solutions proposed in the literature according to their location in the open system interconnection reference model and their relationship to safety or user applications. We analyze their advantages and shortcomings and provide our suggestions for a better approach. We also describe the different methods used to simulate and evaluate the proposed solutions. Finally, we conclude with suggestions for a general architecture that can form the basis for a practical VANET.

10.1109/comst.2008.4625806

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Exploring the flexibility of network access control in the recursive InterNetwork Architecture

Ichrak Amdouni Fatma Hrizi Anis Laouiti Eduard Grasa Hakima Chaouchi

RINA (Recursive InterNetwork Architecture) is a promising network architecture based on the concept of distributed Inter Process Communications (IPC). In RINA there is a single type of programmable layer (the DIF "Distributed IPC Facility"), that repeats as many times as needed by the network designer. Each layer is composed of only two programmable protocols: one performs data transfer and data transfer control functions, while the other carries out layer management functions. Multiple policies can be plugged to both protocols at each layer to adapt them to operational requirements. In this paper we explore the advantages of the RINA architecture on the access control area with respect to the IP protocol suite, specially regarding layer management functions. By designing and implementing a capability-based access control policy we show that RINA allows finer granularity in access control decisions than current approaches. Moreover, the policy can be applied to any layer in the network, maximizing the re-use of specifications and implementations.

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Data access layer

10.1109/apcc.2016.7581476

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A Duplicate Address Detection and Autoconfiguration Mechanism for a Single-Interface OLSR Network

Lecture notes in computer science (2005)

Saâdi Boudjit Cédric Adjih Anis Laouiti Paul Mühlethaler

10.1007/11599593_10

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Group-based authentication in V2V communications

Hamssa Hasrouny Carole Bassil Abed Ellatif Samhat Anis Laouiti

In this paper, we investigate a security architecture for V2V communication that ensure integrity, confidentiality, anonymity, authenticity and non-repudiation. Based on IEEE 1609.2 Standard, we propose group-based V2V authentication and communication for safety message dissemination with lightweight solution, decentralized via group leaders (GLs), efficient, economical and applicable in real mode. We simulate the existing security solutions using "Estinet" simulator and we show that our group-based authentication proposal performs better than other schemes.

10.1109/dictap.2015.7113193

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VANet security challenges and solutions: A survey

Vehicular Communications (2017)

Hamssa Hasrouny Abed Ellatif Samhat Carole Bassil Anis Laouiti

10.1016/j.vehcom.2017.01.002

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Blockchain based distributed trust management in IoT and IIoT: a survey

The Journal of Supercomputing (2024)

Asma Lahbib Khalifa Toumi Anis Laouiti Steven Martin

Identity management

10.1007/s11227-024-06286-4

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Reliable opportunistic broadcast in VANETs (R-OB-VAN)

Anis Laouiti Paul Mühlethaler Yasser Toor

Reliable delivery of emergency messages is critical for VANET safety applications. However shadowing in VANETs can cause these packets to be lost. In this paper we propose a reliable opportunistic broadcast protocol (R-OB-VAN) that overcomes this problem and maintains a high delivery ratio and low average delay. The second contribution of this work is to define a simple but realistic model of shadowing caused by large vehicles and study its effect on the surrounding vehicles traveling on a highway. The results of our simulations show that R-OB-VAN delivers the emergency messages both quickly and with a high degree of reliability.

10.1109/itst.2009.5399325

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Performance of Multipoint Relaying in Ad Hoc Mobile Routing Protocols

Lecture notes in computer science (2002)

Philippe Jacquet Anis Laouiti Pascale Minet Laurent Viennot

10.1007/3-540-47906-6_31

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Securing the OLSR routing protocol with or without compromised nodes in the network

Thomas Clausen Anis Laouiti Paul Mühlethaler Daniele Raffo Cédric Adjih

The primary issue with respect to securing Mobile Ad hoc NETworks (MANETs) is that of ensuring network integrity even when the network is subject to attacks to break its connectivity. In this research report, we study how to secure the OLSR routing protocol . We first analyse the attacks that can be launched against the network integrity. We then present mechanisms for ensuring that only ``trusted'' nodes are admitted into the network and, subsequently, are the only nodes used to forward traffic. We also present mechanisms for detecting and dealing with scenarios where ``trusted'' nodes have become compromised.

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New Results - Analyse des protocoles de routage ad hoc

Thomas Clausen Philippe Jacquet Anis Laouiti Pascale Minet Nicolai Balle Larsen

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