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| ISBN-13: | 9781032136127 |
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| Publisher: | CRC Press |
| Publication date: | 12/17/2021 |
| Pages: | 276 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.12(w) x 9.19(h) x (d) |
About the Author
Kutub Thakur is an assistant professor of cyber security and leads NJCU's cyber security program. Kutub teaches Cyber Security and Forensics at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Kutub is certified in computer hacking and forensic investigation. He worked for various private and public entities such as Lehman Brothers, Barclays Capital, ConEdison, United Nations and Metropolitan Transport Authority. Kutub has various publications in IEEE, I-manager's Journal, Application and Theory of Computer Technology, and the International Journal for Engineering and Technology. He has presented at the IEEE International Conference on High Performance and Smart Computing, IEEE 2nd International Conference on Cyber Security and Cloud Computing and IEEE International Conference on Big Data Security on Cloud. Kutub is an active member of infraGrad (FBI), Homeland Security Information Network, and Research Education Network Information Sharing Analysis Center and Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Kutub research interests includes Cyber security, forensics and machine learning. Kutub holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Pace University. He is also author of the book "Cybersecurity Fundamentals: A Real-World Perspective" published by CRC Press.
Al-Sakib Khan Pathan is a Professor of Computer Science and Engineering. Currently, he is with the Independent University, Bangladesh as an Adjunct Professor. He received PhD degree in Computer Engineering in 2009 from Kyung Hee University, South Korea and B.Sc. degree in Computer Science and Information Technology from Islamic University of Technology (IUT), Bangladesh in 2003. In his academic career so far, he worked as a faculty member at the CSE Department of Southeast University, Bangladesh during 2015-2020, Computer Science department, International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), Malaysia during 2010-2015; at BRACU, Bangladesh during 2009-2010, and at NSU, Bangladesh during 2004-2005. He was a Guest Lecturer for the STEP project at the Department of Technical and Vocational Education, Islamic University of Technology, Bangladesh in 2018. He also worked as a Researcher at Networking Lab, Kyung Hee University, South Korea from September 2005 to August 2009 where he completed his MS leading to PhD. His research interests include wireless sensor networks, network security, cloud computing, and e-services technologies. Currently he is also working on some multidisciplinary issues. He is a recipient of several awards/best paper awards and has several notable publications in these areas. So far, he has delivered over 22 Keynotes and Invited speeches at various international conferences and events. He has served as a General Chair, Organizing Committee Member, and Technical Program Committee (TPC) member in numerous top-ranked international conferences/workshops like INFOCOM, GLOBECOM, ICC, LCN, GreenCom, AINA, WCNC, HPCS, ICA3PP, IWCMC, VTC, HPCC, SGIoT, etc. He was awarded the IEEE Outstanding Leadership Award for his role in IEEE GreenCom'13 conference. He is currently serving as the Editor-in-Chief of International Journal of Computers and Applications, Taylor & Francis, UK, Editor of Ad Hoc and Sensor Wireless Networks, Old City Publishing, International Journal of Sensor Networks, Inderscience Publishers, and Malaysian Journal of Computer Science, Associate Editor of Connection Science, Taylor & Francis, UK, International Journal of Computational Science and Engineering, Inderscience, Area Editor of International Journal of Communication Networks and Information Security, Guest Editor of many special issues of top-ranked journals, and Editor/Author of 22 books. One of his books has been included twice in Intel Corporation's Recommended Reading List for Developers, 2nd half 2013 and 1st half of 2014; 3 books were included in IEEE Communications Society's (IEEE ComSoc) Best Readings in Communications and Information Systems Security, 2013, several other books were indexed with all the titles (chapters) in Elsevier's acclaimed abstract and citation database, Scopus, in February 2015, at least one has been approved as a textbook at NJCU, USA in 2020, and one book has been translated to simplified Chinese language from English version. Also, 2 of his journal papers and 1 conference paper were included under different categories in IEEE Communications Society's (IEEE ComSoc) Best Readings Topics on Communications and Information Systems Security, 2013. He also serves as a referee of many prestigious journals. He received some awards for his reviewing activities like: one of the most active reviewers of IAJIT several times; Elsevier Outstanding Reviewer for Computer Networks, Ad Hoc Networks, FGCS, and JNCA in multiple years. He is a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), USA.
Table of Contents
Preface xv
Authors xvii
Chapter 1 The Evolution of Data Communication Networks 1
1.1 Emergence of Data Communication Network 1
1.1.1 What Is Data Communication Network? 2
1.1.2 Early Communication Networks 3
1.1.3 Advent of Modern Data Communication 6
1.2 Wired Data Communication Networks 7
1.2.1 ARPA Communication Project 9
1.2.2 Types of Data Network Topologies 10
1.2.3 Major Data Communication Protocols 12
1.3 Wireless Data Communication Networks 14
1.3.1 What Is Wireless Communication Network? 16
1.3.2 Types of Wireless Networks 18
Chapter 2 History of Cellular Technology 23
2.1 What Is Cellular Technology? 23
2.2 Generations of Cellular Technologies 24
2.3 Future Cellular Technologies 29
Chapter 3 Role of Mobile Technology in Modern World 33
3.1 Present Global Market of Mobile Technology 33
3.2 Impact of Mobile Technology on Modern Business 36
3.2.1 Mobile Friendly Web Presence 36
3.2.2 Digital Marketing 37
3.2.3 Mobile Marketing 38
3.2.4 Video Marketing 39
3.3 Impact of Mobile Technology on Daily Life 40
3.4 Future Prospects of Mobile Technology 43
Chapter 4 Mobile Security in Perspective 47
4.1 What Is Mobile Security? 47
4.1.1 Mobile Network 49
4.1.2 Mobile Operating System 49
4.1.3 Mobile Applications 50
4.1.4 Internet of Things 51
4.2 Enterprise Perspective of Mobile Security 52
4.3 End User Perspective of Mobile Security 54
4.4 Mobile Security Impact on Enterprises 56
4.5 Mobile Security impact on End Users 58
4.6 Big Mobile Security Breaches and Their Impact 58
4.6.1 Facebook Users' Email Password Breach 58
4.6.2 German Celebrities' and Politicians' Personal Data Leakage 59
4.6.3 Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ransomware Attack 60
4.6.4 Sixty Million LinkedIn Users' Personal Information Leakage 60
4.6.5 Over 6.7 Million Indian Aadhaar Card Number Leakage 61
4.6.6 Over 100 Million JustDial Users' Personal Information Leaked 62
4.7 Future of Mobile Security 62
Chapter 5 Working Principle of Major Wireless Networks 67
5.1 Classification of Wireless Networks 67
5.2 Wireless Wide Area Network 68
5.2.1 Point-to-Point WWAN 69
5.2.2 Switched Wireless Network or Cellular Network 73
5.3 Wireless Metropolitan Area Network 76
5.3.1 Wi Max 77
5.3.2 Long-Term Evolution 79
5.4 Wireless Local Area Network 80
5.4.1 Wi-Fi Overview 81
5.4.2 Different Types of Wi-Fi 82
5.5 Wireless Personal Area Network 83
5.5.1 Bluetooth 84
5.5.2 ZigBee 86
5.5.3 Near-Field Communication 87
Chapter 6 Working Principle of Cellular Network 89
6.1 Architecture of Cellular Network 89
6.1.1 GSM Cellular Mobile Network 90
6.1.2 CDMA 2000 IS-95 Cellular Mobile Network 91
6.1.3 UMTS Cellular Mobile Network 93
6.1.4 LTE Cellular Mobile Network 97
6.2 Terminologies of Cellular Network 99
6.2.1 Mobile Station 100
6.2.2 Frequency Reuse 100
6.2.3 Hand-Off/Handover 100
6.2.4 Base Transceiver Station 100
6.2.5 Radio Network 100
6.2.6 Core Network 101
6.2.7 Air Interface 101
6.2.8 Cell 101
6.2.9 Roaming 101
6.2.10 Dual Band 102
6.2.11 Quad Band 102
6.2.12 Talk Time 102
6.2.13 Network Capacity 102
6.3 Flow of a Cellular Data Connection 103
Chapter 7 Types of Mobile Security Threats 105
7.1 What Is a Mobile Security Threat? 105
7.1.1 Physical Threats 106
7.1.2 Logical Threats 106
7.2 General Categories of Logical Mobile Security Threats 107
7.2.1 Application-Level Mobile Security Threats 107
7.2.2 Network-Level Mobile Security Threats 109
7.2.3 Web-Level Mobile Security Threats 110
7.3 Types of Mobile Security Threats 111
7.3.1 Malware 112
7.3.2 Spyware 112
7.3.3 Phishing 114
7.3.4 Trojan Horses 115
7.3.5 Malicious Apps 118
7.3.6 Unsecure Wi-Fi Threats 119
7.3.7 Data Leakage through Apps 121
7.3.8 Broken Cryptography 122
7.3.9 Network Spoofing 122
7.3.10 IoT Vulnerabilities 123
7.3.11 Social Engineering Threat 124
7.3.12 Out-of-Date Software 124
7.3.13 Outdated Mobile Devices 125
7.3.14 Mobile Crypto-Jacking 126
7.3.15 Poor Password Management 126
7.3.16 Physical Security of Device 126
7.3.17 Unencrypted Communication 127
7.3.18 Mobile Botnet Threat 127
7.3.19 Rootkit Threat 128
7.3.20 Man-in-the-Middle Threat 128
7.3.21 Lack of Mobile Device Policy 129
7.3.22 Virus Threats 129
7.3.23 Worm Threats 129
7.4 Size of Mobile Security Threats 130
7.5 Future Threats of Mobile Security 130
Chapter 8 Mobile Security Threats in internet-of-Things Ecosystem 133
8.1 What Is Internet of Things? 133
8.2 Security Vulnerabilities of IoT 134
8.2.1 Major Attacks on IoT 135
8.2.2 Major Security Threats against IoT Networks 135
8.3 How to Minimize IoT Security Threats 136
Chapter 9 How to Secure Your Mobile Devices 139
9.1 Securing Your Mobile from Physical Threats 139
9.1.1 Do Not Leave Mobile Devices Unattended 140
9.1.2 Be Inconspicuous While Using Mobiles Outside 141
9.1.3 Use a Physical Label on Your Device 141
9.1.4 Note Down Complete Information of Your Mobile Device 141
9.1.5 Install Mobile Anti-Theft or Remote Locking App 142
9.1.6 Install Motion Detectors 143
9.1.7 Lock SIMs 143
9.1.8 Useful Tips for Securing Your Phone from Physical Theft 143
9.2 Securing Your Mobile from Cyber Threats 144
9.2.1 Install Professional Antivirus Software 144
9.2.2 Use Strong Passwords 144
9.2.3 Avoid Free and Rogue Apps 146
9.2.4 Update Operating Systems 146
9.2.4.1 Updating Android Operating System 147
9.2.4.2 Updating iOS Operating System 148
9.2.4.3 Updating iPadOS Operating System 148
9.2.4.4 Updating Windows Phone 149
9.2.5 Update Applications Regularly 149
9.2.6 Avoid Using Insecure Hotspots 150
9.2.7 Backup Your Data Regularly 151
9.2.8 Use Unlock Authentication 151
9.2.9 Avoid Storing Personal/Financial Data on Mobiles 152
9.2.10 Stay Informed and Updated 153
Chapter 10 Mobile Password Management 155
10.1 Importance of Strong Password 155
10.2 What Types of Passwords Are in Use? 157
10.3 Major Types of Password Hacking Attacks 157
10.3.1 Brute Force Attacks 158
10.3.2 Phishing Attacks 158
10.3.3 Dictionary Attacks 158
10.3.4 Shoulder Surfing 158
10.3.5 Trapping into Trust 158
10.4 Useful Tips on Creating a Strong Password 158
10.5 How to Create and Manage Secure Passwords 160
10.6 Using Password Managers 160
10.7 Top Five Password Managers for Mobile Devices 161
10.7.1 Dashlane 162
10.7.2 LastPass 163
10.7.3 Zoho Vault 163
10.7.4 Keeper 164
10.7.5 Password 164
Chapter 11 Securing Wireless Network Communication 167
11.1 Service Provider Level Security 167
11.1.1 User Premises Level Security 168
11.1.2 Network Service Provider Level Security 169
11.1.3 Cloud-Based Service Provider Level Security 170
11.2 End-to-End Encryption 172
11.3 Using Virtual Private Network 174
11.3.1 NordVPN 176
11.3.2 Cyber Ghost VPN 177
11.3.3 Private Internet Access VPN 177
11.3.4 Hotspot Shield 177
11.3.5 Express VPN 178
11.3.6 Tunnel Bear VPN 178
11.4 Implementing Access Control List 179
11.5 Installing Firewall on Company's Local Network 180
11.6 Wi-Fi Security 182
11.7 Bluetooth Security 184
11.7.1 Bluetooth Security Modes 186
11.7.2 Useful Tips to Secure Bluetooth Network 187
11.8 Useful Tips on Securing Network Communication 188
Chapter 12 Secure Shopping through Mobiles 191
12.1 Importance of Online Shopping through Mobiles 191
12.2 Why Online Shopping through Mobile Is Growing Fast? 193
12.3 Challenges of Online Shopping Via Mobiles 195
12.4 Ways of Online Shopping through Mobile 197
12.4.1 Shopping through Browser 197
12.4.2 Shopping through App 199
12.4.3 Shopping through Mobile Phone Call 201
12.5 How to Shop Securely through Mobile Apps 201
12.6 How to Shop Securely through Mobile Browsers 203
Chapter 13 World of Mobile Apps 207
13.1 Introduction to Mobile Apps World 207
13.1.1 Major Categories of Mobile Apps 207
13.1.2 History of Mobile Apps 208
13.2 Impact of Mobile Apps on Our Society 209
13.3 Top Mobile App Stores 211
13.3.1 Google Play Store 212
13.3.2 Apple App Store 214
13.3.3 Windows Phone Store 215
13.3.4 Amazon Appstore 216
13.3.5 Blackberry World 217
13.4 Threats Emanating around Mobile Apps 218
13.5 Using Mobile Apps Securely 221
13.5.1 Choosing the Right Mobile Application 222
13.5.2 Useful Tips to Use Mobile Apps Securely 222
Chapter 14 Mobile Wireless Technology and Security Standards 225
14.1 Major Wireless Technology Standard Bodies 225
14.1.1 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers 226
14.1.2 ITU-R 227
14.1.3 The Wi-Fi Alliance 229
14.1.4 GSM Association 230
14.1.5 3GPP 230
14.1.6 European Telecommunications Standards Institute 231
14.1.7 Telecommunication Industry Association 232
14.2 Overview of Major Wireless Technology Standards 233
14.2.1 Technology Standards in Terms of Generations 233
Zero Generation 233
First Generation (1G) 234
Second Generation 234
Third Generation 235
Fourth Generation 236
Fifth Generation 236
14.2.2 Technology Standards in Terms of Area Coverage 237
Wireless Wide Area Networks 237
Wireless Local Area Networks 237
Wireless Personal Area Network 238
14.2.3 Technology Standards in Terms of Usage 238
14.3 Data Communication-Related Mobile Security Standards 239
14.3.1 Service Set Identifier 239
14.3.2 MAC Address Filtering 240
14.3.3 Wired Equivalent Privacy 240
14.3.4 Wi-Fi Protected Access 241
14.3.5 Wi-Fi Protected Access v2 241
14.3.6 Robust Security Network 242
14.3.7 Advanced Encryption Standard 243
14.3.8 Extensible Authentication Protocol 244
14.3.9 Virtual Private Network Security 244
Index 255