Energy Conscious Packet Transmission in Wireless Networks Using Trust Based Mechanism: A Cognitive Approach

Bhasin, Anshu; Singh, Sandeep; Kalia, Anshul

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-40305-8_11

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“…For detection, trust based mechanisms periodically update the trust value of all the active nodes to detect the malicious nodes. In trust based system, we can continuously observe the performance and behavioural patterns of neighbouring nodes in the network (Bhasin et al, 2020). If any malicious node is found during this periodic check, that node(s) is marked malicious and information related to it is broadcasted in the network and as a result that node becomes isolated in the network.…”

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Integration of Multi-Class Service Paradigm With Generic Trust Mechanism for Innovation, Customization and Adaptability in MANETs

Khanna

Singh

Bhasin

et al. 2022

International Journal of Information Retrieval Research

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Trust based mechanism are widely used in wireless networks of different kind for providing security against attack. Trust mechanism provides security from various attacks using both detective and preventive manner. This paper presents a quality service paradigm that can be integrated with any underlying trust mechanism. The paradigm includes different flags corresponding to different services incorporated in various routing packets. The paradigm provides flexible customization and adaptability as per the demand of communicating nodes for effective data transfer. Various quality service classes are designed to formulate route as per the requirement to minimize the routing overhead and balancing of load among nodes. This paradigm power the trust mechanism with proactive action for detection of malicious nodes in the network. The proposed paradigm is incorporated in an established trust mechanism and compared with standard version of that trust mechanism for packet delivery ratio and routing overhead.

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confidence: 99%