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SFPF: Spatio-Frequency Polarization Fingerprint for Anomalous Wireless Device Detection
Periodic inspection of deployed wireless devices is necessary because unauthorized hardware replacement may preserve communication functions, credentials, and logical identity, making anomalous devices difficult to detect. Such inspections are conducted under controlled measurement conditions to ver
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