Military Science and Tactics

Military Science and Tactics

Methods Intrution To Confidentiality In Cyber-Electromagnetic Networks (Case Study Of Military Ad-Hoc Network)

Document Type : Research/Original/Regular Article

Authors
sajad alimohamadi
vahid sajadi
Master of Defense Management, AJA Command and Staff University, Tehran, Iran.
10.22034/qjmst.2025.2035337.2086
Abstract
Background: Historically, ad-hoc networks are mainly used for tactical applications related to military networks to improve battlefield communications. An ad-hoc network provides a suitable framework for addressing these issues, as it provides a mobile distributed network without the need for pre-defined infrastructures and provides connectivity beyond direct line of sight.
Objective: to identify methods of infiltrating military ad-hoc networks from the aspect of confidentiality.
Methodology: the type of applied research and the method of this research is descriptive because the researcher seeks to identify the subject and based on what it is and without the intervention and manipulation of variables with the available information regarding the identification of the methods of penetration into cyber electromagnetic networks in a systematic and descriptive manner. Systematically address the current situation, and the research approach is mixed
The statistical population is the employees working in the army of the Islamic Republic of Iran, who are familiar with the concepts of cyber-electromagnetism and have at least 15 years of service in such jobs.
Findings and Originality: In the field of confidentiality, 9 active classic attacks, 7 passive classic attacks and 5 attack methods were identified based on the attack meter database.
Keywords
"Ad hoc network؛ &lrm
" "Confidentiality؛ "&lrm
"intrution"
Subjects
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Military Science and Tactics
Volume 21, Issue 72
Summer 2025
Pages 125-147