摘要
Security against eavesdroppers is a critical issue in cognitive radio networks（CRNs）. In this paper, a scenario consisting of one primary pair and multiple secondary pairs is considered. The secondary transmitters（STs） work in half-duplex mode and they are potential eavesdroppers on the primary transmission unless they are allowed to simultaneously transmit with the primary transmitter（PT）. A modified second-price sealed-bid auction scheme is employed to model the interaction between the PT and STs. With the proposed auction scheme, the hostile relationship between the PT and STs is transformed into a cooperative relationship. An iterative algorithm based on the max–min criteria is proposed to find the optimal bidding power of the STs for an access chance in the presence of multiple eavesdroppers. Numerical results show that the proposed auction scheme not only improves the PT＇s security but also increases the access opportunities of the STs.
Security against eavesdroppers is a critical issue in cognitive radio networks（CRNs）. In this paper, a scenario consisting of one primary pair and multiple secondary pairs is considered. The secondary transmitters（STs） work in half-duplex mode and they are potential eavesdroppers on the primary transmission unless they are allowed to simultaneously transmit with the primary transmitter（PT）. A modified second-price sealed-bid auction scheme is employed to model the interaction between the PT and STs. With the proposed auction scheme, the hostile relationship between the PT and STs is transformed into a cooperative relationship. An iterative algorithm based on the max–min criteria is proposed to find the optimal bidding power of the STs for an access chance in the presence of multiple eavesdroppers. Numerical results show that the proposed auction scheme not only improves the PT＇s security but also increases the access opportunities of the STs.
基金
Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.61271232 and 61372126)
the University Postgraduate Research and Innovation Project in Jiangsu Province,China(Grant No.CXZZ12-0472)
