2018
DOI: 10.1007/s41870-018-0147-7
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PL-IDS: physical layer trust based intrusion detection system for wireless sensor networks

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“…To evaluate the presentation metrics a simulation study is made. In this approach the proposed PDTB-IDS model is compared along with the Existing method PL-IDS [14] and TSSRM.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…To evaluate the presentation metrics a simulation study is made. In this approach the proposed PDTB-IDS model is compared along with the Existing method PL-IDS [14] and TSSRM.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this strategy, Kalman channel is utilized to gauge the trust factor of a hub. In [14], proposed a physical layer IDS to give protection at the physical layer. This technique just identifies the refusal of administration attack because of sticking attack.…”
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“…14 surveys the DTN routing protocol and structure the information on how DTN is the best fit for informationcentric networks (ICN). In, 28,29 Trust is introduced for detection of intrusion in WSNs defined at the physical layer. It points out the lack of spatial and transitivity to predict the best next node in DTNs.…”
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“…The work 27 described in identifies a node by applying to cluster and classifying faulty nodes in WSNs. In, 28,29 Trust is introduced for detection of intrusion in WSNs defined at the physical layer. In a solution, namely, calculated faith value, a creditability based approach 30 is used.…”
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confidence: 99%