BatCave: Adding security to the BATMAN protocol

Bowitz, Anne Gabrielle; Graarud, Espen Grannes; Brown, Lawrie; Jaatun, Martin Gilje

doi:10.1109/icdim.2011.6093328

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“…Each node sends a message (OGM) to notify neighbours about their presence on the network. This message will be retransmitted only once if the sender node is considered the best jump [7].…”

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Security of communications on a high availability mesh network applied in Smart Grids

Rizzetti

Rodrigues

Silva

et al. 2015

2015 50th International Universities Power Engineering Conference (UPEC)

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The implementation of a Smart Grid demands a network of two-way communication for interaction between the several devices in the system and the management systems. However, communication between the active devices in the system is a big challenge. In addition to providing communication between a large numbers of devices, it is necessary ensure the security on transmitted information. In this context, the use of mesh networks is an interesting alternative. The main feature of this type of network is the auto configuration of the topology and the high dynamic on active devices. The routing infrastructure is implemented by these devices, through exchange of routing tables between the nodes. Thus, it is necessary prevent unauthorized devices disclose routes or may transmit any data on the network. In this context, the authenticity and the integrity information's can be compromised by a false node. Among the protective measures that can be applied in this case highlights the use of authentication mechanism in each node. In these terms, this work presents a proposal to ensure the authenticity of the participating nodes of a mesh network, through signing the control messages of OLSR protocol via SECOM middleware.

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“…Each node sends a message (OGM) to notify neighbours about their presence on the network. This message will be retransmitted only once if the sender node is considered the best jump [7].…”

Section: ) Batman (Better Approach To Mobile Ad-hocmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This proposal is premised on the trust between nodes, that is, a node sends its own control messages or of nodes who he trusts. If a node, considered reliable in communication network, introduces malicious behaviour, it could affect the entire network, once the integrity of the messages is not checked [7].…”

Section: ) Olsr (Optimized Link State Routing): It Is Amentioning

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Security of communications on a high availability mesh network applied in Smart Grids

Rizzetti

Rodrigues

Silva

et al. 2015

2015 50th International Universities Power Engineering Conference (UPEC)

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“…Ben-othman and Benitez [23] have added signaturebased scheme using encryption mechanism to offer security in HELLO and TC (topology) control messages in OLSR. Bowitz et al [24] have developed BATMAN protocol that is claimed to offer better security than OLSR; however, there is no empirical evidence to prove this claim in its analysis. Jeon et al [25] have modified conventional OLSR to make it resistive against link replication attacks.…”

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SRDP: Secure Route Diversion Policy for Resisting Illegitimate Request in MANET

Ramaprasad¹,

Lingareddy²

2018

IJET

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Optimized Link Source Routing (OLSR) is currently identified as one of the robust on-demand protocol in Mobile Adhoc Network (MANET) for offering good communication performance. However, there are very less evidence where it is found to support potential security. After reviewing existing security approaches in MANET, it is found that there is a still an open scope of security in MANET where the potential of OLSR can be harnessed. Hence, this manuscript presents SRDP or Secure Route Diversion Policy that is capable of identifying the incoming threat irrespective of any form of attacks. SRDP allows comprehensive identification of threat and it offers safety to the network by further resisting such incoming messages to be propagated within its secured network. The study outcome shows that SRDP offers good communication performance and retain good balance with cost effectiveness in contrast to existing security schemes.

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