B.4. The Basic Random Key Predistribution Scheme
The paper [88] by Eschenauer and Gligor is a pioneering research on bootstrapping in sensor networks. Their scheme, henceforth referred to as the EG scheme, is essentially the basic bootstrapping method just described.
The key set-up server starts with a pool 
of randomly generated keys. The number M of keys in 
is taken to be a small multiple of the network size n. For each sensor node u to be deployed, a random subset of m keys from is selected and given to u as its key ring. Upon deployment, each ...
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