A quantitative trust establishment framework for reliable data packet delivery in MANETs

Zouridaki, Charikleia; Mark, Brian L.; Hejmo, Marek; Thomas, Roshan K.

doi:10.1145/1102219.1102222

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“…Zouridaki et al proposed a novel frame work [23] to determine the reliability of data packets in the adhoc networks data exchange. First and second and information collected from the neighbor nodes is used to determine the reliability of a node.…”

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Byzantine Attacks and its Security Measures in Mobile Adhoc Networks

2016

IJCCIE

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Abstract-Mobile Adhoc networks(MANETs) are gaining popularity due its rapid deployment nature and ease to establish without any pre requirements. These are widely used in enormous number of applications especially in military and disaster recovery areas where secured communication is most important. Due to the medium used by it, resource limitation and dynamic topology ,it is more prone to variety of security attacks. Among them the attack by the insider compromised nodes namely byzantine attacks are very hard to predict and more dangerous. It reduces the overall network performance by affecting the trusted routing in various manners. The byzantine nodes drops the packets selectively ,pretend to be an intended intermediate node and so on and thereby challenges the reliability of the network and the participating nodes. This paper tries to discuss the major types of routing protocols ,types of security attacks, byzantine attacks and its types, and analyse the foremost categories of solutions suggested by the researchers to mitigate the byzantine attacks in the field.Keywords-Byzantine attacks, MANETs, reliability, security. I. INTRODUCTIONIn current scenario wide usage of mobile devices and availability of wireless network services made communication faster and cheaper. These wide ranges of technologies made the current business strategy simpler, though they have also introduced lot of security vulnerabilities. Mobile Adhoc Network (MANET)is a kind of wireless network which is formed arbitrarily by a set of mobile nodes which are within the range of each other without any central administrator. As the network is formed on the fly and there is no authority to monitor and control the activities carried out by the participating nodes, it is more vulnerable to security threats compared to wired networks and wireless networks with access points.Manets are widely used in situations where there is a not possible to have infrastructure network like in tsunami affected areas or setting a network is costlier to serve the required temporary purpose. Minimal configuration, rapid deployment and no need of a central governing authority make ad hoc networks suitable for emergency situations like natural disasters, military conflicts and emergency medical situation. The group of available mobile nodes which are within the range of each other forms a network communicate with each other and uses multihop routing strategy to communicate with the other nodes which are not within their range. Node Mobility which leads to dynamic topology, bandwidth constraints(limited bandwidth),error prone shared channel ,and resource constraints such as battery power of nodes are the major design issues of secured routing protocols in Manets.In Manets secured routing becomes a real challenge since the nodes which are not familiar in past may establish a network without any central administrator. The well known early adhoc network routing protocols like AODV,DSDV establish communication paths by assuming that all participating nodes are trustworthy ...

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Byzantine Attacks and its Security Measures in Mobile Adhoc Networks

2016

IJCCIE

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“…In Buchegger's and most other reputation systems [4][5] [25], each node can maintain its own rating of other nodes because it bases that rating on observations it can make independently. For example, if one node forwards a packet to another node, it may be able to use promiscuous monitoring to determine whether the receiver continued forwarding the packet or intentionally dropped it 1 .…”

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Countering False Accusations and Collusion in the Detection of In-Band Wormholes

Sterne¹,

Lawler²,

Gopaul³

et al. 2007

Twenty-Third Annual Computer Security Applications Conference (ACSAC 2007)

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“…networks [22]. Because WSAN can be treated as a special case for ad hoc network with constrained resources, we also take the trust management framework for ad hoc network as the design references.…”

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A Hybrid Trust Management Framework for Wireless Sensor and Actuator Networks in Cyber-Physical Systems

Li¹,

Asaeda³

2014

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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SUMMARYTo secure a wireless sensor and actuator network (WSAN) in cyber-physical systems, trust management framework copes with misbehavior problem of nodes and stimulate nodes to cooperate with each other. The existing trust management frameworks can be classified into reputation-based framework and trust establishment framework. There, however, are still many problems with these existing trust management frameworks, which remain unsolved, such as frangibility under possible attacks. To design a robust trust management framework, we identify the attacks to the existing frameworks, present the countermeasures to them, and propose a hybrid trust management framework (HTMF) to construct trust environment for WSANs in the paper. HTMF includes second-hand information and confidence value into trustworthiness evaluation and integrates the countermeasures into the trust formation. We preform extensive performance evaluations, which show that the proposed HTMF is more robust and reliable than the existing frameworks. key words: cyber-physical systems, wireless sensor actuator network, trust management framework, security

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A quantitative trust establishment framework for reliable data packet delivery in MANETs

Cited by 148 publications

References 11 publications

Byzantine Attacks and its Security Measures in Mobile Adhoc Networks

Byzantine Attacks and its Security Measures in Mobile Adhoc Networks

Countering False Accusations and Collusion in the Detection of In-Band Wormholes

A Hybrid Trust Management Framework for Wireless Sensor and Actuator Networks in Cyber-Physical Systems

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