Localized Secure Routing Architecture Against Cooperative Black Hole Attack in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Poongodi, T.; Karthikeyan, M.

doi:10.1007/s11277-016-3318-5

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“…The fitness function for PSO considers inter node distance and nodal power. Security against routing attacks is studied in [20]. The work proposed an algorithm to detect cooperative black hole attacks.…”

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Secure Energy Efficient Attack Resilient Routing Technique for Zone based Wireless Sensor Network

M¹,

Srinivas²

2020

IJACSA

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secure Energy Efficient Attack Resilient Routing Technique for Zone based Wireless Sensor Network

M¹,

Srinivas²

2020

IJACSA

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“…Tree topology is used in the sensor network in which entire network is divided into clusters wherein each cluster is treated as a leaf of a tree and cluster head is identified as a parent of the cluster. Malicious node detection mechanism in wireless sensor network can be evaluated depending upon the individual node's trustworthiness [9,11,15,17]. Generally, each sensor node is responsible for trust evaluation based on monitoring its neighbor node's behavior.…”

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A Trust Model for Security Against Black Hole Attack in Hierarchical Cluster Based Wireless Sensor Network

2019

IJRTE

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Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is widely gaining fame since it has theoretically unavoidable unlimited applications. Security stays a significant challenge for WSN because for a few feeble substances like open remote medium, dynamic topology, absence of centralized infrastructure and intermittent network connectivity. Dark gap assault is a sort of Denial of Service (DoS) attack, which influences reliability of a system by diverting and dropping genuine packets in the system. Black hole attack ends up being progressively extraordinary when number of threatening nodes participate to show Black hole attack in the framework, which is named as a helpful black hole attack. In this paper, we showed an Enhanced Detection and Prevention Mechanism for Black hole Attack (EDPMBA) Trust Model to save the assurance from single and helpful black hole attack. EDPMBA additionally shows better execution as far delay and packet conveyance proportion.

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“…In a black hole attack [46][47][48] the intruder impersonates a node and blocks or drops the messages upon receiving them. In the SMSN, the sensor and user nodes can connect to multiple sink nodes simultaneously; hence, failure of data exchange on one route does not block the data delivery towards the base station.…”

Section: Black Hole Attackmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Authentication Protocol for Future Sensor Networks

Bilal

Kang

2017

Sensors

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Authentication is one of the essential security services in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) for ensuring secure data sessions. Sensor node authentication ensures the confidentiality and validity of data collected by the sensor node, whereas user authentication guarantees that only legitimate users can access the sensor data. In a mobile WSN, sensor and user nodes move across the network and exchange data with multiple nodes, thus experiencing the authentication process multiple times. The integration of WSNs with Internet of Things (IoT) brings forth a new kind of WSN architecture along with stricter security requirements; for instance, a sensor node or a user node may need to establish multiple concurrent secure data sessions. With concurrent data sessions, the frequency of the re-authentication process increases in proportion to the number of concurrent connections. Moreover, to establish multiple data sessions, it is essential that a protocol participant have the capability of running multiple instances of the protocol run, which makes the security issue even more challenging. The currently available authentication protocols were designed for the autonomous WSN and do not account for the above requirements. Hence, ensuring a lightweight and efficient authentication protocol has become more crucial. In this paper, we present a novel, lightweight and efficient key exchange and authentication protocol suite called the Secure Mobile Sensor Network (SMSN) Authentication Protocol. In the SMSN a mobile node goes through an initial authentication procedure and receives a re-authentication ticket from the base station. Later a mobile node can use this re-authentication ticket when establishing multiple data exchange sessions and/or when moving across the network. This scheme reduces the communication and computational complexity of the authentication process. We proved the strength of our protocol with rigorous security analysis (including formal analysis using the BAN-logic) and simulated the SMSN and previously proposed schemes in an automated protocol verifier tool. Finally, we compared the computational complexity and communication cost against well-known authentication protocols.

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Localized Secure Routing Architecture Against Cooperative Black Hole Attack in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Cited by 38 publications

References 14 publications

Secure Energy Efficient Attack Resilient Routing Technique for Zone based Wireless Sensor Network

Secure Energy Efficient Attack Resilient Routing Technique for Zone based Wireless Sensor Network

A Trust Model for Security Against Black Hole Attack in Hierarchical Cluster Based Wireless Sensor Network

An Authentication Protocol for Future Sensor Networks

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