Hi
I am currently doing some research on the security aspects of IEEE
802.11 networks. In that I wondered why Public Key encryption schemes
are never seemed to be considered (not for WEP or IEEE 802.11i/WPA). Can
anyone give me reason for that. Is it due to the fact of lower
performance of pub key schemes. If so can anyone provide me with some
references on why performance is that much lower for pub key ciphers
than symmetric ciphers? Or are they too difficult to implement in
hardware? Or are there some other reasons I just do not see?
Thanx in advance....
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Med venlig Hilsen / Best Regards Kristian
IT-Coordinator Kristian Kristensen
Denmarks Technical University
Center for Tele-Information
Building 371
2800 Lyngby, DENMARK
Phone: +45 45255209
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