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Anti-Localization Uplink Communications in Satellite-Terrestrial Systems
This paper investigates the anti-localization uplink communication in a satellite-terrestrial system, where a ground transmitter Alice communicates with a legitimate satellite receiver Bob in the presence of multiple cooperative adversarial satellites attempting to localize Alice with the time diffe
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