A Cooperative Routing for MANET Based on Distributed Trust and Energy Management

Udutalapally, Venkanna; Agarwal, Jeh Krishna; Velusamy, R. Leela

doi:10.1007/s11277-014-2165-5

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“…10 For multihop communication various routing protocols have been proposed. 11 These protocols, traditionally evaluated in terms of data rate loss, packet overhead, and route length. A growing emphasis on long-lived networks has added energy consumption as an important metric.…”

Section: Analysis Of the Existing Protocols And Proposed Protocolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient Performance Analysis of Energy Aware on Demand Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad‐Hoc Network

Shankar

2020

Engineering Reports

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In a networking scenario, energy protocols with shortest path routing mechanisms are prevalent. The challenging issue in designing the routing protocols for a mobile ad hoc network (MANET) is to have a network, which is energy efficient so as to maximize network performance. This research article proposes a novel and energy efficient shortest path routing mechanism called the energy aware on demand routing protocol. The protocol maximizes the lifetime of the MANET and provides an economically efficient routing mechanism for the packets depending on the routing condition. The energy efficient routing in MANET simply establishes routes amongst the mobile nodes and protocol functions in the network as long as its energy is available. The protocol is set to minimize transmitter/receiver energy, or inactivate energy consumption when a mobile node is in idle/sleep mode. At the same time, it monitors the wireless medium for any possible communication requests from other nodes in the network. To validate the proposed energy efficient routing protocol, its performance is compared with the performance of other well‐known routing protocols wherein the energy utilization in the network is also considered, namely, the dynamic source routing protocol and conditional max‐min battery capacity routing protocol in the network simulator‐2. The comparison is performed in terms of its packet loss, packet delivery ratio, average energy consumption, and network lifetime. The performance analysis shows that the proposed protocol is superior in terms of energy consumption for the transmission of data in the network.

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Section: Analysis Of the Existing Protocols And Proposed Protocolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient Performance Analysis of Energy Aware on Demand Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad‐Hoc Network

Shankar

2020

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“…Hence, the AOTDV protocol follows multipath strategy to route the packets. Recently, Venkanna et al proposed trust and energy based ad‐hoc on‐demand distance vector (TE‐AODV) protocol to improve AOTDV protocol. In this model, each node calculates Final Trust Value using direct and indirect trust values.…”

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Trust aware cooperative routing method for WANETs

Vamsi

Kant

2016

Security Comm Networks

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Wireless Ad‐hoc NETworks are prone to various internal security attacks such as black hole, gray hole, packet modification, etc., because of decentralized and open network operations. Developing soft security systems using trust as the metric has gained significant attention in the security research. These models work in conjunction with routing protocols for mitigating internal security attacks. To this end, this paper presents a behavior‐based trust model for cooperative routing in Wireless Ad‐hoc NETworks. The proposed trust model has been used with ad‐hoc on‐demand distance vector (AODV) protocol (hereinafter Behavior based Trust‐aware Adhoc On‐Demand Distance Vector Routing (BT‐AODV)) to identify and isolate malicious nodes from the routing process. The performance of BT‐AODV is evaluated against recently proposed trust and energy based‐AODV protocol through ns‐2 simulations. The simulation results show that BT‐AODV is robust in detecting malicious nodes, and the network performance metrics such as packet delivery ratio, routing load, end‐to‐end delay, and energy consumption have been significantly improved as compared with trust and energy based‐AODV protocol. Copyright © 2017 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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“…At present, most schemes do not consider the outlier detection among recommendations . utilizes clustering technique to dynamically filter out attacks related to dishonest recommendations.…”

Section: Definitions and Related Workmentioning

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“…In the following discussion, we will use the term trust model exclusively to mean direct trust model, unless explicitly stated otherwise. Although indirect trust models have been frequently employed in existing trust management systems , there are still some unresolved problems.…”

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A similarity‐based indirect trust model with anti‐spoofing capability

Tan

Liu

et al. 2016

Security Comm Networks

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Trust management has become an emerging security paradigm in various areas such as ad hoc networks and cloud computing. One core element of trust management is the indirect trust model that evaluates the trustworthiness of a target based on others' recommendations. The research on indirect trust is still at an early stage, and some problems are not addressed yet. Because of the subjectivity of trust, entities would have different views on a same target. Consequently, after receiving recommendations, the evaluating entity should first measure their credibility. Existing methods often distort recommendations. We propose a more reasonable method based on the similarity between recommenders and evaluating entities. Furthermore, considering the characteristics of one-hop and multi-hop recommendations, the similarity calculation methods for them were developed individually. Another problem is the spoofed recommendations aiming at tarnishing someone or harboring conspirators. We design a simple but efficient algorithm to detect and remove them. The proposed methods and algorithms constitute the integrated indirect trust model. This model is not bound to any specific domain, and thus it can be widely applied. Simulation results show that the model is effective in obtaining an objective indirect trust value with the existence of personalized and dishonest recommenders.

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A Cooperative Routing for MANET Based on Distributed Trust and Energy Management

Cited by 37 publications

References 23 publications

Efficient Performance Analysis of Energy Aware on Demand Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad‐Hoc Network

Efficient Performance Analysis of Energy Aware on Demand Routing Protocol in Mobile Ad‐Hoc Network

Trust aware cooperative routing method for WANETs

A similarity‐based indirect trust model with anti‐spoofing capability

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