Exploration of Detection Method of Clone Attack in Wireless Sensor Network

Abstract

Wireless sensor networks have a lot of sensor nodes that are small, cheap and resource-constraints, but are often used to perform various monitoring operations in unmanned and demanding environments. Networks are vulnerable to different application-based and application-independent attacks. We examine node replication attacks, which are typical threats in the sensor network. In this attack, the enemy generates its own sensor node using stealing sensor from network. The attacker physically occupies the node, takes his secret credentials, and duplicates a large number of nodes with some controlled counterparts. The defense against clone node attacks has become an important research element in the safety of the sensor network. In this study, we classify and examine the different proposals in each category. We also compare the memory and communication cost of different clone node detection approach.

HHOA_NCA – a Harris Hawk Optimization Algorithm (HHOA) on best possible Node Capture Attack (NCA) in Future WSN for Improving the Security of Ubiquitous Computing Intelligent System

“…In the node replication attack [34,35], the intruder controls some sensor vertices and creates replicas to spread on all sides of MWSN (Mobile WSN). The intruder extracts the information about secret messages and routing techniques to control entire MWSN.…”