University of Patras, Greece Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
...well organized and readable as a whole... Although some chapters describe the same security basics and algorithms, this is not a disadvantage because it allows each chapter to be read independently. ... recommended for university researchers and graduate students in computer science and information systems. Also, engineers, wireless system architects, and developers will find in it interesting and useful content. For professionals, each chapter includes extensive bibliographic notes. The fact that many security aspects are widely discussed is the great advantage of this book. It allows one not only to acquire general knowledge about security specifications and implementations, but also to find out particular security solutions in different environments. In my opinion, this book is worth recommendation because it presents the current status of wireless security and describes future directions. -Marcin Niemiec, in IEEE Communications Magazine, September 2008