Design Requirement
A Wi-Fi sharing network must discourage users from conducting malicious actions using resource exhaustion against the host's shared bandwidth.
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design-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dr-s-redesign-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dr-s-re.mdA Wi-Fi sharing network must discourage users from conducting malicious actions using resource exhaustion against the host's shared bandwidth.
This design requirement is proposed by An Architecture Using Payment Channel Networks for Blockchain-based Wi-Fi Sharing (Christian Janiesch, Marcus Fischer, Florian Imgrund, Adrian Hofmann, Axel Winkelmann, 2023).
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design-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dp1Provide the system with a module for hosts to manage and organize the provided bandwidth in order for the system to provide access to the Internet.
design-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dp2Provide the system with a module for users to initiate and maintain a private network without sharing secret keys in order to prevent decoding of the connection.
design-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dp3Provide the system with a module that provides only bandwidth to the user while users are routed to their private network even if their identity is known, in order to prevent users from conducting fraudulent actions.
design-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dp12Provide the system with a protocol that is platform-independent in order to avoid lock-in effects and facilitate user adoption and scalability.
design-knowledge/wifi-sharing-payment-channels-dp13Provide the system with a protocol that incrementally increases provided bandwidth together with instant payment functionalities that transfer outstanding payments immediately to unlock further resources, in order to prevent fraudulent behavior.
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