Game theoretical approach with Audit based Misbehavior Detection system

Narayanan, Gayathri; Das, Jayanta; Rajeswari, M.; Kumar, Raj

doi:10.1109/icicct.2018.8473197

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“…Upon detection, a self-interested node may be subject to punitive measures or even exclusion from the network. As such, the main goal of the authors in [62] is to identify and isolate selfish nodes that refuse to forward the packets to conserve energy. Their work focused on integrating an Audit-based Misbehaviour Detection (AMD) scheme and an incentive-based reputation scheme with a game theoretical approach called Supervisory Game to analyze the selfish behaviour of nodes in MANET environments.…”

Section: ) Selfish Nodes Identification and Isolationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Selfish Nodes Mitigation [56] Selfish behaviour NS-2 Throughput, delay. [62] Selfish behaviour NS-2 Average delay, control overhead, packet delivery ratio, packet loss. [57] Selfish behaviour Not specified Convergent.…”

Section: Attack Type Simulator Used Performance Metricsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…• Non-cooperative game: [63], [56], [57], [61] • Cooperative game: [58], [59], [57], [60]. • Not specified: [62].…”

Section: Game Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Less efficient when the network topology changes frequently, does not adapt to dynamic network environments, and did not take into consideration power consumption. [62] Identifying and isolating selfish nodes.…”

Section: Showed Better Efficiency In Malicious Node Detectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The issue of cybersecurity has gained significant prominence in the context of safeguarding the privacy and integrity of information, especially with the increasing prevalence of interconnected devices such as Mobile Ad-hoc networks (MANETs). Due to their nature, particularly in light of the unavoidable security flaws that arise from the complexity of current and future systems and services, it is crucial to explore how to prevent cyberattacks efficiently. On the other hand, game theory is one of the most significant methods used in this field. Yet, survey articles that consider game theory for security in MANETs are less common. Therefore, in this paper, we survey the articles related to game theory for security in MANETs, presenting an overview of the basic MANETs concepts and their main vulnerabilities. Also, we will propose a taxonomy for recent works, highlighting the limits of the existing works, and outlining some potential future directions for cybersecurity in Ad-hoc networks.INDEX TERMS Cybersecurity, game theory, intrusion, malicious, Mobile Ad-hoc networks (MANETs).• The first type is an honest node which is interested in establishing communication with other nodes with the

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Section: ) Selfish Nodes Identification and Isolationmentioning

confidence: 99%