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has been cited by the following article:

• TITLE: Performance of Analysis Cognitive Radio with Cooperative Sensing under Malicious Attacks over Nakagami Faded Channels

  AUTHORS: Hagar O. Shazly, Asmaa Saafan, Hesham El Badawy, Hadia M. El Hennawy

  KEYWORDS: Cognitive Radio, Cooperative Sensing, Malicious Attacks, Nakagami Faded Channels

  JOURNAL NAME: Wireless Engineering and Technology, Vol.7 No.2, April 12, 2016

  ABSTRACT: The different realistic propagation channels are faced frequently the multipath fading environments. The main goal of this system design (cognitive radio network) is to improve the efficiency of spectrum access on a non-interfering basis. This system achieves high utilization for the limited spectrum in order to fulfill needs for all users’ demands which are considered as a problem in wireless communications due to rapidly increasing in wireless applications and service. This system is exposed to attack due to the vulnerabilities existence in this system. So, the main outcome of this paper is to investigate the performance of the cooperative sensing in cognitive radio networks under malicious attacks over different channel impairments, and to illustrate the most suitable individual probability of detection in real faded channel by using Nakagami model. This paper illustrates the effectiveness of the attacks and fading on the performance of spectrum sensing process.