For 5G networks, which can cover metropolitan regions by being installed on demand across all devices, anywhere, at any time, network coding-enabled mobile small cells are seen as a viable solution. Since intermediary nodes might alter packets while they are in route, pollution attacks present a security risk. Discovering infected packets is inevitable. Transport packets can be altered by means of the intermediary nodes. At the receiver's end, incorrect decoding will inevitably result in the detection of tainted packets. In an environment with NC enabled tiny cells, a newly proposed MAC based intrusion detection system efficiently identifies tainted packets.
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