A novel taxonomy of MANET attacks

Noureldien, Noureldien A.

doi:10.1109/eitech.2015.7162947

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“…In [5] authors proposed a classification attacks that applied in MANETs and based on six attributes: legitimacy of attacking node(external or internal node), the number of nodes participating as an attacker (singleton or collision attack), MANETs vulnerabilities utilized by the attack, the network resources exploited by the attacking node/s, the targeted victim and compromised security service of attack.…”

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“…Attack position in the network: we can distinguish two types of attack position, as internal attack that is a part of the network action, or as an external attack that is not a part of the system [5], like sniffing and man in the middle.…”

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“…Interruption act: the attack could be active by modifying or damaging the transmitted message to the receiver, and disrupting the communication [9]. Further, the passive attack threats the confidentiality aspect by collecting the data in the network without perturbing the communication [5].…”

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Attacks Classification and a Novel IDS for Detecting Jamming Attack in WBAN

Bengag¹,

Bengag²,

Moussaoui³

2020

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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Wireless Body Area Network (WBAN) aims to monitor patient's health remotely, by using mini medical sensors that are attached on the human body to collect important data via the wireless network. However, this type of communication is very vulnerable to various types of attacks, poses serious problems to the individual's life who wears the nodes. In this paper, we present a new classification of the most dangerous attacks based on different criteria, which gives us a clear vision of how attacks affect a WBAN system. Moreover, this classification will help us to specify the strength and the weakness of each attack in order to facilitate the development of a new intrusion detection system (IDS). In the second part of this work, we develop a novel IDS for detecting three types of jamming attacks in WBAN. The proposed methodology is based on the network parameters as an indicator to differentiate the normal case from the abnormal case like false alert or attack state. Through simulation analysis that was applied on Castalia platform by using OMNET++ as a simulator, proves that the proposed IDS have a great effect for detecting the presence of jamming attack in the network.

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Attacks Classification and a Novel IDS for Detecting Jamming Attack in WBAN

Bengag¹,

Bengag²,

Moussaoui³

2020

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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“…Taxonomies are widely utilized across disciplines for organizing information in a systematic way and for presenting it efficiently and coherently. Taxonomies have been developed to classify: cognitive skills [9], personality attributes [10], information system artifacts [11], network attacks [12], clustering algorithms [13], intrusion detection systems [14], privacy violations [15], etc.…”

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A Taxonomy of Situations within the Context of Risk Analysis

Szekeres

Snekkenes

2019

2019 25th Conference of Open Innovations Association (FRUCT)

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Prediction of deliberate human decisions with potential negative impact on others would have great practical and scientific utility. The Conflicting Incentives Risk Analysis (CIRA) method defines risk as a result of misaligned incentives between various stakeholders. The method makes predictions based on action desirability from the perspective of the individual in the position to implement the action. Therefore, in order to assess action desirability it is necessary to characterize stakeholders and their perceptions about the situation as well. While classification systems and taxonomies related to stakeholder attributes are wellestablished, systematic classifications of situational aspects are underdeveloped in the literature. Therefore, the main objective of this paper is to present a classification of situational variables in the form of a taxonomy capturing key situational features that exert influence on decision-makers. The development of the taxonomy begins with mapping two major types of risks distinguished in the CIRA method to relevant psychological constructs. The principled, systematic development of dilemmas enabled by the taxonomy allows researchers to investigate the predictability of stakeholder behavior which may result in various types of risks. The taxonomy is extensible, thus additional concepts and variables can be included depending on the needs of the analysis and according to future developments within the fields of psychology and information security.

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“…This last node cannot respect the routing protocol rules by disturbing the routing process by inserting false information in the routing messages, modifying their content's or simply not cooperating by deleting them. Indeed, several studies in the literature have shown that the nodes are exposed to several threats security of routing protocol and in [2] they has established a taxonomy of attacks detected in the MANET. Although cryptographic techniques have been widely used in routing to protect routing information, such an approach may not be practical for real MANETs due to heavy computational loads and the lack of ability to detect attacking nodes [3].…”

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Taxonomy of Security Techniques for Routing Protocols in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

Kartit¹,

Ouafaa²

2022

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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The Nodes equipped with wireless technology cooperate in an autonomous and instantaneous way to form a mobile ad hoc network. It turns out that several factors make this type of network vulnerable to various security threats. Considering the sensitivity of user data routed through nodes, routing security should be a priority in mobile ad hoc networks (MANET). Techniques and schemes have been proposed to secure the basic routing protocols in order to guarantee the availability of information routing services between network nodes. The majority of the solutions presented in the literature belong to two categories, namely those that use cryptographic techniques and those that use trust schemes. Given the characteristics of MANET networks, we need approaches that guarantee a level of honesty of the nodes to prevent possible routing attacks from malicious nodes. This study presents the security extensions of the basic routing protocols AODV, DSR and DSDV.A first part is devoted to extensions based on cryptography and a second part introduces extensions using trusted systems. Then we discussed and analyzed them while drawing up a comparative table to measure the effectiveness of the mechanisms used as well as the limits and strengths of each proposed extensions. In this study, we conclude that a new trust model that combines an access strategy with lightweight techniques must be developed to ensure honest node behavior can be a key to securing the routing protocol in MANET.

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A novel taxonomy of MANET attacks

Cited by 10 publications

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Attacks Classification and a Novel IDS for Detecting Jamming Attack in WBAN

Attacks Classification and a Novel IDS for Detecting Jamming Attack in WBAN

A Taxonomy of Situations within the Context of Risk Analysis

Taxonomy of Security Techniques for Routing Protocols in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks

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