A Survey of MANET Intrusion Detection &amp; Prevention Approaches for Network Layer Attacks

Nadeem, Adnan; Howarth, Michael

doi:10.1109/surv.2013.030713.00201

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“…The intrusion detection systems have been categorized into proactive and reactive mechanisms. The reactive techniques deploy the IPS to take action before the intrusions are launched in the network, whereas the IDS come into action during an intrusion [4]. The IPS provides a unique identity to each user and verifies the credentials of the users to detect the normal pattern.…”

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Proactive Hybrid Intrusion Prevention System for Mobile Adhoc Networks

Yerur¹,

Prakash²,

Rangaswamy³

2017

IJIES

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Abstract:The open nature of Mobile Ad Hoc NETworks (MANETs) provides an opportunity for intrusions. The current intrusion mechanisms are reactive and incapable of preventing the intrusions proactively. This paper proposes the secure routing using Hybrid intrusion prevention systems against dropping and data integrity THreat (SHEATH). This proposal implements self-key and mutual-key reliant prevention and the appearance frequency based behavior certainty measurement on routing paths. The self-key prevention scheme exploits the encrypted value of the sequence number as a normal pattern and the decryption determine whether the route reply is the result of a malicious node or not. The behavior certainty measurement using distributed selection of Squad Head nodes ensures the effective observation of misuse pattern and minimum routing overhead. The data forwarding phase shares a mutual key between the communicating nodes that prevent the data integrity attacks. The simulation results confirm the efficiency of the hybrid preventive scheme against intrusions.

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Proactive Hybrid Intrusion Prevention System for Mobile Adhoc Networks

Yerur¹,

Prakash²,

Rangaswamy³

2017

IJIES

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“…IDS is the second level of defense in MANET [60], [61]. Only information security is not sufficient to provide complete protection [62] and therefore, IDS need to integrate.…”

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A Survey on Contemporary MANET Security: Approaches for Securing the MANET

Patel¹,

Kamboj²

2017

IJET

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Abstract-The wireless mobile nodes are capable to build spontaneously temporary wireless network in absence of infrastructure like AP, Router etc. and they act as a wireless router. Due to this, wireless mobile nodes are capable for forwarding messages to other nodes. MANET (Mobile Adhoc Network) is a one of the wireless network and forms a temporary connection across the mobile nodes without central infrastructure to exchange the information. Due to the characteristics of MANET, it is vulnerable to active and passive attacks from internal and external attacker. This will lead to various security challenges. There is a requirement to secure the MANET from threats and vulnerability. Many security mechanisms are established to secure and protect the MANET. This article is intended to provide contemporary MANET security with perspective of routing protocol security and data security with key management, and monitoring the MANET during routing and/or data transmission using IDS (Intrusion Detection System). This article presents the various attacks face by MANET and its security goals. The article explored various security solutions for routing protocols, data security using cryptography as a first line of defence, key management for securing communication. . MANET is a self-organized and less infrastructure temporary wireless network where the contents are transferred from node to node. In this environment, all nodes are equally works as a router. The MANET's characteristics are wireless link as a shared medium, dynamic topology, node mobility, limited energy, limited resources, distributed operations, fewer infrastructures, self organized, all nodes are not trusted, multipath route etc. MANET has unique challenges due to its characteristics. Hence, MANET is vulnerable toward a great variety of attacks [4] due to its challenges. However, MANET is flexible, scalable, relatively cheap and easily deployable at any place and time because of its characteristics. On the other side, the MANET is vulnerable to availability, integrity, privacy, indeed, eavesdropping and interception. It is also vulnerable to node suppression, node replication and node impersonation due to self organized topology. Secure routing, security of content transfer, quality of service (QoS) and service discovery are the main security goals in adhoc networking [3].MANET can be used in tactical networks like military communication and operations, emergency services like disaster recovery and rescue operation, commercial sector like networks of visitors at airports and PAN (Personal Area Network), enterprise networking like networks at construction sites, education network like virtual classrooms, entertainment network like multi user games, sensor network like animal movement, context aware services and coverage extension like linking up with the Internet, intranets etc.In this paper, we focus on contemporary MANET security. This paper is organized as follows. Section 2 describes the MANET attacks and security goal. Section 3 describes the approaches...

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“…The encryption decryption security scheme and IDS (Intrusion Detection System) against passive and active attackers is identified or detect the malicious actions done by attackers. The IDS are of many types [4,5] that are detecting the malicious activities of attacker and provide the secure communication in MANET. The attacker detection is not only necessary but prevention is also required.…”

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Secure IDS against Sybil Attacker Routing Misbehavior in MANET

Jain¹,

Mathur²

2015

IJCA

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Sybil attacker is the routing layer active attacker that replies with multiple identification number (ID's) to nodes that forward request to attacker in a different time instant and drop the data forwarded to attacker after link establishment. The proposed research work is provides the novel secure Intrusion Detection System (IDS) against routing misbehavior of Sybil attack in MANET. The IDS are not determining whether the losses are caused by link errors. It determines the loss due to malicious nodes. In the especially interested in the insider Sybil attack case, whereby malicious nodes that are part of the route exploit their data of the communication context to drop an amount of packets critical to the network performance. The basic idea behind this method is that even though malicious dropping may result in a packet loss rate that is not comparable to normal channel losses. The attacker loss is more than the loss of channel. The proposed IDS is detecting attacker node that reply with multiple ID's and broadcast the particular attacker original ID's that generate fake ID's. Therefore, by detecting the malicious or attacker loss % is decided whether the packet loss is purely due to a combined effect of fake ID's for malicious drop. The routing performance is measured through performance metrics and detection through TPR and FPR. The simulation of attacker and proposed IDS is done in ns-2 simulator.

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A Survey of MANET Intrusion Detection & Prevention Approaches for Network Layer Attacks

Cited by 196 publications

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Proactive Hybrid Intrusion Prevention System for Mobile Adhoc Networks

Proactive Hybrid Intrusion Prevention System for Mobile Adhoc Networks

A Survey on Contemporary MANET Security: Approaches for Securing the MANET

Secure IDS against Sybil Attacker Routing Misbehavior in MANET

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