Preventing DoS attack in sensor networks: a game theoretic approach

Agah, Afrand; Basu, Kalyan; Das, Sajal K.

doi:10.1109/icc.2005.1495019

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“…The defender group can choose cooperation strategy or non-cooperation strategy, so the strategy space of defender S D = {C, NC}. In this situation, all the network nodeswill choose non-cooperation strategy after a finite number of gaming [30]. The strategy profile {NC, NC} will be the ESS solution for the game.…”

Section: The Routing Defense Scheme Based On Evolutionary Game Theorymentioning

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A routing defense mechanism using evolutionary game theory for Delay Tolerant Networks

Guo

Wang

Cheng

et al. 2016

Applied Soft Computing

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Abstract-Delay Tolerant Networks (DTNs) often suffer from intermittent disruption due to factors such as mobility and energy. Though lots of routing algorithms in DTNs have been proposed in the last few years, the routing security problems have not attracted enough attention. DTNs are still facing the threats from different kinds of routing attacks. In this paper, a general purpose defense mechanism is proposed against various routing attacks on DTNs. The defense mechanism is based on the routing path information acquired from the forwarded messages and the acknowledgment (ACK), and it is suitable for different routing schemes. Evolutionary game theory is applied with the defense mechanism to analyze and facilitate the strategy changes of the nodes in the networks. Simulation results show that the proposed evolutionary game theory based defense scheme can achieve high average delivery ratio, low network overhead and low average transmission delay in various routing attack scenarios. By introducing the game theory, the networks can avoid being attacked and provide normal transmission service. The network can reach evolutionary strategy stable (ESS) under special conditions after evolution. The initial parameters will affect the convergence speed and the final ESS, but the initial ratio of the nodes choosing different strategies can only affect the game process.

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Section: The Routing Defense Scheme Based On Evolutionary Game Theorymentioning

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A routing defense mechanism using evolutionary game theory for Delay Tolerant Networks

Guo

Wang

Cheng

et al. 2016

Applied Soft Computing

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“…, No of nodes alive and number of nodes around. The proposed study of Agah et al [35] proposed a protocol IJECE ISSN: 2088-8708 …”

Section: Game Theory Based Techniquesmentioning

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A Thorough Insight to Techniques for Performance Evaluation in Biological Sensors

Meti¹,

Sangam²

2016

IJECE

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The biological sensor has played a significant and contributory role in the area of medical science and healthcare industry. Owing to critical healthcare usage, it is essential that such type of sensors should be highly robust, sustainable under the adverse condition and highly fault tolerant against any forms of possible system failure in future. A massive amount of research work has been done in the area of the sensor network. However, works done in biological sensors are quite less in number. Hence, this manuscript highlights all the significant research work towards the line of discussion for evaluating the effective in the techniques for performance evaluation of biological sensor. The study finally explores the problems and discusses it under research gap. Finally, the manuscript gives highlights of the future direction of the work to solve the research gap explored from the proposed review of the existing system.

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“…A game theory-based approach to intrusion detection was presented and discussed in [38] and [39] in 2004. In this framework, intrusion-detection is looked at in the form of a 2-player noncooperative nonzero-sum game.…”

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The Evolution of IDS Solutions in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks To Wireless Mesh Networks

Deb¹,

Chakraborty²,

Chaki³

2011

IJNSA

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Preventing DoS attack in sensor networks: a game theoretic approach

Cited by 58 publications

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A routing defense mechanism using evolutionary game theory for Delay Tolerant Networks

A routing defense mechanism using evolutionary game theory for Delay Tolerant Networks

A Thorough Insight to Techniques for Performance Evaluation in Biological Sensors

The Evolution of IDS Solutions in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks To Wireless Mesh Networks

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