With its promise of a target transmission range of up to 30 miles and a target transmission rate of more than 100 Mbps, WiMAX—the commercialization of the evolving IEEE 802.16 standard—is the latest hot technology. A recent amendment boosted the protocol’s mobility support, making it even more attractive to roaming users. The standard specifies both a common physical layer and a media access control (MAC) layer for WiMAX networks, but to make such networks more usable and reliable, several security issues must be addressed first. In this article, we introduce the security protocols used in WiMAX networks and discuss the problems they confront

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