aiqbench analysis
This NSF-funded project addresses two security problems at once: preparing cellular networks for the threat quantum computers pose to current cryptography, and securing AI components that increasingly handle critical network functions. The article gives funding and team details but no measured results yet, so the work is best read as a research direction. For AI and quantum readers, it shows how post-quantum cryptography and AI-driven network management are being designed together, and how each can create new attack surfaces for the other.
Researchers Aim To Secure Wireless Networks as AI Evolves

Dr. Imtiaz Karim (center), assistant professor of computer science at The University of Texas at Dallas, and his research team use an agentic security test bed to evaluate the resilience and security of wireless networks. With Karim, from left, are computer science doctoral students Fatema Tuj Johora, Mashroor Hasan Bhuiyan, Ramkrishna Saha and Md Nahiyan Uddin. Artificial intelligence could help next-generation wireless networks adapt to changing conditions…
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