Computation Termination and Malicious Node Detection using Finite State Machine in Mobile Adhoc Networks

Sonekar, Shrikant V.; Pal, Madhuri; Tote, Milind; Sawwashere, Supriya; Zunke, Sonali

doi:10.23919/indiacom49435.2020.9083710

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“…Further survey on various recent approaches related to malicious node detection and termination in MANET leads to a study by authors in [30] that introduced a distinct approach of computation termination of cluster head election mechanism and also employ a security mechanism based on Finite State Machines (FSM) to identify and mitigates threats in MANET. Another approach by the author in [31] also mechanized a security approach which can assist in safeguarding the information during distributed routing of MANET.…”

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A Game Theory-Based Strategic Approach to Ensure Reliable Data Transmission With Optimized Network Operations in Futuristic Mobile Adhoc Networks

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The Mobile Ad-Hoc Network (MANET) incorporates a collaborative networking scenario, where dynamic host movement results in frequent topology changes. In MANET, nodes cooperate during route establishment, and the data packet must travel from source to destination through multi-hop intermediate links. The nodes in a MANET can be localized in a restricted zone, where manual intervention to setup fixed infrastructural support is practically infeasible. However, cooperative packet forwarding and data transmission is quite a common scenario in the context of MANET. Still, due to dynamic topological changes, weak, intermittent links appear within one-hop communication. This leads to a higher possibility of packet drop events and also increases the retransmission scenario, which affects the energy performance of the network. Addressing this issue, the study models a novel and intelligent packet forwarding approach based on the game theory, where trust evaluation in terms of node reputation factor also plays a very vital role. The approach also enforces an incentive modelling to stimulate the cooperation between mobile nodes during the MANET routing scenario. The system is designed and developed with evolutionary game perspectives to meet the Quality of Services (QoS) requirements. The experimental analysis supports the proposed modelling design aspects. Also, it exhibits that the reputation and trust-based game increases the utility of packet-forwarding strategy with high throughput and negligible network overhead.

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Section: Global Reputation Systemmentioning

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A Game Theory-Based Strategic Approach to Ensure Reliable Data Transmission With Optimized Network Operations in Futuristic Mobile Adhoc Networks

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“…The following algorithm depicts the importance of load balancing for deciding the controlling node. Though the controlling node manages the proportionate of load among all the nodes, still the nodes keep on changing its location in the region of high load and low load band, due to this the problems arises in the formation of ring [6][7][8].…”

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“…The power cost is given by {(Cx, y) = Qtransmit(nx, ny) + Cost(ny) + Qtransceiver(nx)}nx, ny are nodes (7) The term Qtransmit (nx,ny) is the transmitter power of node x to reach node y and Qtransceiver(nx) selects the route with small quantum of number of hops and is the transceiver power of node j. The cost function at node "nx" is given by cost…”

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Load Balancing Approach and Diminishing Impact of Malicious Node in Ad Hoc Networks

Sonekar

Kokate

Titre

et al. 2021

Advanced Computing and Intelligent Technologies

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Two aspects are very important in any network, one is the uniform distribution of load among all the nodes and another one is addressing the security issues. The battery drain problem and power consumption by the nodes are more or less related with the security issues as nodes are continuously moving and the nodes which are very close to the transmission area generally gets overloaded with traffic. Ad hoc wireless network is defenseless and more exposed to almost all categories of the attacks with supplementary to susceptible, whether the attack is novice or old one. Hence, there is a need of some mechanism which could identify the attacks at the early stage. Few of the attacks uses the union of statistical and algebraic techniques for targeting the key element. They also target the scientific properties of the cryptographic algorithms. The trusted server issues the certificate to all the nodes and could help in identifying the malicious node to some extent. Load balancing scheme is very useful to distribute the load traffic uniformly in the network. The paper basically focuses on two important aspects of networks, i.e., equal distribution of load among the nodes in the network and diminishes the stringent impact of attack to greater extent in the premature stage.

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Real-Time Sign Language Interpreter Using MediaPipe, Dynamic Time Warping, and NLP

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Wankhede,

Thune

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Algorithms for Intelligent Systems

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Computation Termination and Malicious Node Detection using Finite State Machine in Mobile Adhoc Networks

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

A Game Theory-Based Strategic Approach to Ensure Reliable Data Transmission With Optimized Network Operations in Futuristic Mobile Adhoc Networks

A Game Theory-Based Strategic Approach to Ensure Reliable Data Transmission With Optimized Network Operations in Futuristic Mobile Adhoc Networks

Load Balancing Approach and Diminishing Impact of Malicious Node in Ad Hoc Networks

Real-Time Sign Language Interpreter Using MediaPipe, Dynamic Time Warping, and NLP

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