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Abstract Device-to-Device (D2D) communication refers to a radio technology that enables devices to communicate directly with each other, that is without routing the data paths through a network infrastructure. D2D communication implies new challenges for devices design, interference management, security, mobility management and other aspects. In addition, the success of this technology largely depends on the scenarios in which users in the proximity of each other communicate and the applications that will be developed in the coming years. However, typical D2D communication in 5G network which is typical telecommunication network has various security challenges including impersonation, eavesdropping, privacy sniffing, free-riding attack, etc. Secure D2D communication data is essential for fighting malicious attacks. However, secure D2D communications among mobile devices have not been well solved. Toward these problems, security enhancement for D2D communication is proposed in this thesis. For achieving this enhancement in security for D2D communication two stages of security are implemented. First stage is authentication protocol and second stage is radio link encryption. |