Ring-based security energy-efficient routing protocol for WSN

Mengyao, Liu; Zhang, Yanyan; Xia, Li

doi:10.1109/ccdc.2014.6852478

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“…Some works had been performed on how to secure data and preserve the privacy of nodes in WSNs; however, most of them are based on single‐hop routing 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 . For example, Zhang et al 3 proposed a pairwise key establishment scheme based on cells and logical groups using overlap key sharing (OKS).…”

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An efficient point‐to‐point security solution for multihop routing in wireless sensor networks

Olakanmi

Dada

2019

Security and Privacy

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Multihop enhances the performance of wireless sensor network (WSN); however, it is prone to several security and privacy issues due to its over‐reliance on intermediary nodes during transmission. Providing an effective security solution in WSNs with low computational cost is a challenging issue. Although there are several existing schemes to secure WSN, these schemes suffer from high computational cost in their authentication and signature verification processes, which reduces the overall performance of the network. In our scheme, we proposed an efficient lightweight security solution to mitigate security issues related to multihop routing in WSNs. A point‐to‐point authentication technique, additive perturbation, and symmetric encryption, using a novel key distribution and perturbs generation techniques to ensure data integrity and confidentiality during multihop routing, are engaged in our solution. As a result, our scheme is able to secure WSNs against possible known attacks and performs better than existing state‐of‐the‐art security scheme for multihop routing. The performance analysis shows that the proposed scheme requires low computational cost and secured against attacks.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

An efficient point‐to‐point security solution for multihop routing in wireless sensor networks

Olakanmi

Dada

2019

Security and Privacy

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“…A ring based grouping mechanism for WSN has been introduced in the study of Mengyao et al; [9]. The study mostly intended to perform a secure inter-cluster communication where the security features are mostly inclined towards supportable trust factors.…”

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Balancing Trade-off between Data Security and Energy Model for Wireless Sensor Network

Manjunath¹,

Rao²

2018

IJECE

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An extensive effort to evolve various routing protocol to ensure optimal data delivery in energy efficient way is beneficial only if there is additional means of security process is synchronized. However, the security process consideration introduces additional overhead thus a security mechanism is needed to accomplish an optimal trade-off that exists in-between security as well as resource utilization especially energy. The prime purpose of this paper is to develop a process of security in the context of wireless sensor networks (WSN) by introducing two types of sensor node deployed with different capabilities. The proposed algorithm Novel Model of Secure Paradigm (N-MSP) which is further integrated with WSN. However, this algorithm uses a Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC) authentication followed by pairwise key establishment during data aggregation process in a WSN. The extensive simulation carried out in a numerical platform called MATLAB that depicts that the proposed N-MSP achieves optimal processing time along with energy efficient pairwise key establishment during data aggregation process. Keyword:HMAC Pair-wise key establishment Security WSN Copyright © 2018 Institute of Advanced Engineering and Science.All rights reserved. Corresponding Author:Manjunath B. E., Dept. of ECE, Jain University, Bangalore, India. Email: manjunathbephd@gmail.com INTRODUCTIONA WSN is formed with sensor nodes (SNs) using ad-hoc technology. Due to ad hoc technology, SNs are self-configured and operates the data transfer without any access points as well the computing takes place in a distributed manner. Traditionally, there exist many communication protocols such as Direct Communication (DC), Minimum transmission energy (MTE) protocol like hop-by-hop. The problem found in DC is the remote node from the sink die soon and is reserves in MTE, where nearby node die soon. A hierarchal routing mechanism, where the entire network is divided into groups called clusters, and a local sink in each cluster is elected which is called as a cluster head (CH) or aggregator node.In initial cluster-based protocols, the cluster was static, which provides inconsistency of energy use because of the successive election of the same node as CH. The limitation of the static cluster is overcome in a state of artwork LEACH [1], wherein every communication cycle a new set of the cluster is formed and CH election. Since LEACH, enormous efforts are made by various other researchers towards developing new protocols for routing or communication, the collective information can be found in [2]. The WSNs having exploding usage into different critical applications since its conceptualization on the timeline, and the few to name includes (a) smart farming, (b) structural health monitoring, (c) fire detection in forest, (d) traffic congestion, etc. till Internet of Things (IoT) application so it is not just limited to military applications rather it has become a lifeline. The threats of attacks on this network are distinct philosophical to any network

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“…The technique also uses Wiener index spanning tree to compute energy efficiency, and its outcome was evaluated on packet drop, energy, and throughput. Mengyao et al [21] have developed a technique using ring-based grouping mechanism in WSN. The technique was meant for securing inter-cluster communication whose security depends on the trust factor.…”

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Trends of Recent Secure Communication System and its Effectiveness in Wireless Sensor Network

Manjunath¹,

Rao²

2016

ijacsa

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Abstract-Wireless sensor network has received increasing attention from the research community since last decade due to multiple problems associated with it. Out of many other significant problems e.g. routing, energy, load balancing, resource allocation, there is a lesser extent of effective security protocols towards solving security pitfalls in wireless sensor network. This paper studies the trend of research manuscript published in last six years about security problems to find that cryptographic techniques received more attention compared to non-cryptographic-based techniques. It also reviews the existing implementation towards addressing security problems and assesses its effectiveness by highlighting beneficial factor as well as limitations. Finally, we extract a research gap to identify the unexplored area of research, which is finalized to be implemented as a part of the future study to overcome the recent security issues.

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Ring-based security energy-efficient routing protocol for WSN

Cited by 7 publications

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An efficient point‐to‐point security solution for multihop routing in wireless sensor networks

An efficient point‐to‐point security solution for multihop routing in wireless sensor networks

Balancing Trade-off between Data Security and Energy Model for Wireless Sensor Network

Trends of Recent Secure Communication System and its Effectiveness in Wireless Sensor Network

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