Your primary approach should be to pick an offered thesis' topic of your favored academic institute. If this is not applicable for you, search for interesting publications at https://scholar.google.com/ and derive your thesis' topic by dint of their concluding sections. Usually, worthwhile future work is recommended in the latter.
According to my opinion, you may select the topic or the research title as your SOWT. You need to identify your SWOT before starting any research work.
S - Strength is in what area you are good and confidence at. For example as your first degree in electronics, you may have the capability is telecommunication and signaling or may be in IOT or in signaling and mobile communication. You have to select one of your strong area for the research. Secondly, you need to think about the opportunities (O) which brings you when you complete your research in some area. Weaknesses (W) are the areas that you need to avoid in your work as you are not good at them. For example, you may be weak in coding in C. Threats are the pressures that you may face while you are continuing the work. May be external issues, limitations etc. So please analyze your SWOT and find a better area to start the research. If I suggest some of the areas that you can check is 5G and its security concerns, Security concerns in wireless Ad hoc networks, Mini security framework for IOT etc.
are some topics that require strong mathematical background.
2. Military Drone working in cluster ... optimization..... Collaboration & Coordination are main things that can enhance the whole cluster for complex tactical task. Message Authentication and identification Authentication....
3. Aggregation and Encryption
4. Parallel Computation
Keeping in view the above indication, and select topic ... Best of luck
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