How to calculate the integration equation?
I am newbie in this forum, thus I have not been allowed to paste image in this question. Hopefully the readers can click to the link to view the equations.
I have a few of integration equations.
The first equation is the error probability of authentication in normal operation, $P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$:
normal operation
The $P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$ can be calculated using the equation:
Error probability in normal equation
The second equation is the error probability of authentication under MIM attack, $P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$:
MIM attack
My question is how to calculate $P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$ since the calculation of error probability in MIM attack was not given. The only equation that I have is error probability in normal equation.
Supposedly, the graph of the integration equation will be shown like this:
Graph of normal & MIM attack
$P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$ - blue line
$P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$ - red line
Differences between two error probabilities - green line
I hope that anyone may help me to solve this problem.
Thank you.
integration
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I am newbie in this forum, thus I have not been allowed to paste image in this question. Hopefully the readers can click to the link to view the equations.
I have a few of integration equations.
The first equation is the error probability of authentication in normal operation, $P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$:
normal operation
The $P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$ can be calculated using the equation:
Error probability in normal equation
The second equation is the error probability of authentication under MIM attack, $P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$:
MIM attack
My question is how to calculate $P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$ since the calculation of error probability in MIM attack was not given. The only equation that I have is error probability in normal equation.
Supposedly, the graph of the integration equation will be shown like this:
Graph of normal & MIM attack
$P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$ - blue line
$P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$ - red line
Differences between two error probabilities - green line
I hope that anyone may help me to solve this problem.
Thank you.
integration
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I am newbie in this forum, thus I have not been allowed to paste image in this question. Hopefully the readers can click to the link to view the equations.
I have a few of integration equations.
The first equation is the error probability of authentication in normal operation, $P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$:
normal operation
The $P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$ can be calculated using the equation:
Error probability in normal equation
The second equation is the error probability of authentication under MIM attack, $P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$:
MIM attack
My question is how to calculate $P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$ since the calculation of error probability in MIM attack was not given. The only equation that I have is error probability in normal equation.
Supposedly, the graph of the integration equation will be shown like this:
Graph of normal & MIM attack
$P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$ - blue line
$P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$ - red line
Differences between two error probabilities - green line
I hope that anyone may help me to solve this problem.
Thank you.
integration
I am newbie in this forum, thus I have not been allowed to paste image in this question. Hopefully the readers can click to the link to view the equations.
I have a few of integration equations.
The first equation is the error probability of authentication in normal operation, $P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$:
normal operation
The $P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$ can be calculated using the equation:
Error probability in normal equation
The second equation is the error probability of authentication under MIM attack, $P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$:
MIM attack
My question is how to calculate $P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$ since the calculation of error probability in MIM attack was not given. The only equation that I have is error probability in normal equation.
Supposedly, the graph of the integration equation will be shown like this:
Graph of normal & MIM attack
$P_{e}^{Auth,normal}$ - blue line
$P_{e}^{Auth,MIM}$ - red line
Differences between two error probabilities - green line
I hope that anyone may help me to solve this problem.
Thank you.
integration
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