Intelligent and Secure Radio Environments for 6G Vehicular Aided HetNets: Key Opportunities and Challenges
Wali Ullah Khan, Muhammad Awais Javed, Sherali Zeadally, Eva Lagunas,, Symeon Chatzinotas

TL;DR
This paper explores the potential of reconfigurable meta-surfaces combined with deep learning to create intelligent, secure, and efficient wireless environments for 6G vehicular HetNets, highlighting opportunities and challenges.
Contribution
It introduces the ISRE paradigm for 6G vehicular HetNets, reviewing enabling technologies, design goals, applications, and presenting a case study on secure communications using contextual bandits.
Findings
Reconfigurable meta-surfaces enable programmable wireless environments.
Deep learning enhances security and adaptability in 6G HetNets.
Case study demonstrates effective IRS selection for secure communication.
Abstract
Reconfigurable meta-surfaces are emerging as a novel and revolutionizing technology to enable intelligent wireless environments. Due to the low cost, improved efficiency, and passive nature of reflecting elements, it is becoming possible to program and control the wireless environment. Since wireless physical layer technologies can generally adapt to the wireless environment, their combination with reconfigurable surfaces and deep learning approaches can open new avenues for achieving secure 6G vehicular aided heterogeneous networks (HetNets). Motivated by these appealing advantages, this work provides an intelligent and secure radio environment (ISRE) paradigm for 6G vehicular aided HetNets. We present an overview of enabling technologies for ISRE-based 6G vehicular aided HetNets. We discuss features, design goals, and applications of such networks. Next, we outline new opportunities…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Wireless Communication Technologies · Antenna Design and Analysis · Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks
