A trusted effective approach for forecasting the failure of data link and intrusion in wireless sensor networks

Srividya, P.; Devi, L. Nirmala; Rao, Ananth

doi:10.1016/j.tcs.2022.08.004

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“…The baseline approaches considered for comparing and validating the proposed scheme, BA1 and BA2, are a real-time forest inventory framework [10], and trusted framework for identifying intrusion or data failure [19], respetively. Srividya [19] et al have proposed a trustworthy resource reservation protocol for identifying the failure in the network. The authors have used a weighted algorithm for reducing the delay by choosing the shortest path.…”

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confidence: 99%

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SMART: A Secure Remote Sensing Solution for Smart Cities’ Urban Areas

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Calafate

et al. 2024

IEEE Sensors J.

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Section: Baseline Methodsmentioning

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“…Though a number of security schemes or frameworks have been proposed by various researchers [18], [19]. However, it is very critical to ensure trust integrity and confidentiality in the network with upgraded network performance in terms of accuracy, counter cheating attack (replay attack), utility value, and delay.…”

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Calafate

et al. 2024

IEEE Sensors J.

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“…In [9], they proposed a technique providing a detailed understanding of link failure. The procedure introduced the reliable Node ID-based resource reservation mechanism (PTN-RRP).…”

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NS2 – Based Experimental Analysis of Throughput for TCP and UDP Traffic During Link Failure of The Network

Gupta,

Mamgain,

Singh

et al. 2024

Iraqi Journal of Science

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Link failure refers to the failure between two connections/nodes in a perfectly working simulation scenario at a particular instance. Transport layer routing protocols form an important basis of setting up a simulation, with Transmission Control Protocol and User Datagram Protocol being the primary of them. The research makes use of Network Simulator v2.35 to conduct different simulation experiments for link failure and provide validation results. In this paper, both protocols, TCP and UDP are compared based on the throughput of packets delivered from one node to the other constrained to the condition that for a certain interval of time the link fails and the simulation time remains the same for either of the protocols. Overall, this analysis is based on determining the performance of both protocols with a fixed packet size and bandwidth. This analysis, performed with the help of NS2 and XGraph, shows that the transport layer protocol, UDP acts better than TCP in terms of throughput. This opens the questions to other fellow researchers of how different metrics act in both the cases when a link failure occurs. In UDP, the throughput drops less as compared to the TCP at the time of the link failure regardless of if simulation was executed for different time periods i.e., 70,100,300,900 and 1000 seconds. The link failure interval is also varied from 10,15,20,40,350 and 440 seconds to generalize and validate the performance of the network during the interval.

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“…In the same manner, link failure detection is a critical aspect in multi-hop routing. Srividya et al [116] addressed this problem by introducing a weighted trust-based end-to-end mechanism for link failure detection.…”

Section: Routing Trust Modelsmentioning

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Exploring Trust Modeling and Management Techniques in the Context of Distributed Wireless Networks: A Literature Review

Lenard,

Collen,

Benyahya

et al. 2023

IEEE Access

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A trusted effective approach for forecasting the failure of data link and intrusion in wireless sensor networks

Cited by 10 publications

References 27 publications

SMART: A Secure Remote Sensing Solution for Smart Cities’ Urban Areas

SMART: A Secure Remote Sensing Solution for Smart Cities’ Urban Areas

NS2 – Based Experimental Analysis of Throughput for TCP and UDP Traffic During Link Failure of The Network

Exploring Trust Modeling and Management Techniques in the Context of Distributed Wireless Networks: A Literature Review

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