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We assume that a buffer-aided transmitter communicates with a receiving nodein the presence of an attacker. We investigate the impact of a radio-frequencyenergy-harvesting attacker that probabilistically operates as a jammer or aneavesdropper. We show that even without the need for an external energy source,the attacker can still degrade the security of the legitimate system. We showthat the random data arrival behavior at the transmitter and the channelrandomness of the legitimate link can improve the system's security. Moreover,we design a jamming scheme for the attacker and investigate its impact on thesecure throughput of the legitimate system. The attacker designs his powersplitting parameter and jamming/eavesdropping probability based on the energystate of the attacker's battery to minimize the secure throughput of thelegitimate system.

Probabilistic Jamming/Eavesdropping Attacks to Confuse a Buffer-Aided Transmitter-Receiver Pair