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Backward-Compatible Tag-Based PHY Authentication for Secure WLAN Sensing
Driven by ongoing standardization efforts, Wi-Fi sensing has recently emerged as a promising functionality within wireless local area networks (WLANs). However, due to the use of standard null-data packets (NDPs) to estimate the channel, conventional Wi-Fi sensing systems are susceptible to spoofing
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