Security and Privacy in Trustworthy 6G: A Physical Layer Perspective gives a comprehensive overview of fundamental principles and cutting-edge techniques, equipping the reader with a deep understanding of the underlying concepts and techniques in trustworthy 6G. The book provides guidance on practical implementation in areas such as secure precoding, secure waveform, power efficient secure techniques, and data/sensing security issues in ISAC. Additionally, the book explores diverse security requirements in applications, including data security, computing security, sensing security, and user anonymity, making it relevant for researchers, engineers, and practitioners in various domains.
- Gives a comprehensive understanding of secure precoding, artificial noise jamming, and constructive interference
- Presents unique challenges and insights on data and sensing security in ISAC systems
- Provides a comprehensive understanding of differential privacy design and its applications in big data and computing systems
- Includes state-of-the-art developments in covert communications design
- Explains PHY layer anonymity, giving cutting-edge anonymous precoding designs
- Highlights outstanding research challenges and future directions
