Secure and time efficient hash-based message authentication algorithm for wireless sensor networks

Al-Mashhadi, Haider M.; Abdulwahab, Hala B.; Hassan, Rehab F.

doi:10.1109/gscit.2014.6970116

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“…Although the computational cost of the hash function is relatively large compared to other operations, the hash function is a relatively low-cost function in the encryption method. Meanwhile, the literature [32] proved that hash function can be applied to WSN. In addition, the proposed scheme is simple arithmetic operation, logical operation and bit operation except hash operation.…”

Section: Computation and Communication Overheadmentioning

confidence: 99%

A novel watermarking scheme for authenticating individual data integrity of WSNs

2023

KSII TIIS

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The limited computing power of sensor nodes in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) and data tampering during wireless transmission are two important issues. In this paper, we propose a scheme for independent individual authentication of WSNs data based on digital watermarking technology. Digital watermarking suits well for WSNs, owing to its lower computational cost. The proposed scheme uses independent individual to generate a digital watermark and embeds the watermark in current data item. Moreover, a sink node extracts the watermark in single data and compares it with the generated watermark, thereby achieving integrity verification of data. Inherently, individual validation differs from the grouping-level validation, and avoids the lack of grouping robustness. The improved performance of individual integrity verification based on proposed scheme is validated through experimental analysis. Lastly, compared to other state-of-the-art schemes, our proposed scheme significantly reduces the false negative rate by an average of 5%, the false positive rate by an average of 80% of data verification, and increases the correct verification rate by 50% on average.

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Section: Computation and Communication Overheadmentioning

confidence: 99%

A novel watermarking scheme for authenticating individual data integrity of WSNs

2023

KSII TIIS

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“…ScalabiliThe backbone of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) is scalability, efficiency, and management limited in what they can do because of resource issues, including battery life, computational power, and memory. The requirement for efficient resource management to extend the network's lifespan is just one of the many difficulties associated with WSNs [9].…”

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In-Depth Analysis of the LEACH Routing Protocol for WSNs

2023

JSD

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Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have broad use in various industries, including the military, healthcare, and automation, because of their ability to assume control without human intervention. Most WSN projects use ambient sensors that take power from various sources to avoid the hassle of constantly replacing or charging batteries. Power efficiency and long network life are directly tied to routing methods. Hierarchical routing has been studied in academia, with the Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy (LEACH) being the most popular option for enhancing WSNs' utility. This study includes our review of LEACH and its offspring strategies for WSNs and a historical summary of the protocols developed from LEACH's hierarchical routing design.

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“…To detect Sybil attack, malicious node may send same RSSI beacon with different IDs [27], suspect the node and locate the attacked area, using network flow graph, find massage digest using MD5/SHA1. Hacker spoof link layer ACK and overhead by ACK packets on the network [28] d. Transport Layer Attacks: Adversary node sends many requests to victim for connection and victim must allocate memory for store connection state information, but this overhead less compare to flooding. Protocols are connectionless therefore naturally stateless, but they are not providing proper transport level services for network.…”

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Cross-layer Planes Framework for Detection of Malicious Nodes in WSN

2019

IJITEE

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Cross-layer planes design is relatively new security approach for future technological era in which different parameters are analyzed across protocols stack, so that the internet connected exchange their information with utmost security. The traditional existing approaches operates at single layer security and across few cross layers on TCP/IP model. Hence intruder can monitor loop holes on victim nodes in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN), which is serious issue for sensitive data. For example, Intrusion Detection System (IDS) operates on network layer and identifies routing attacks, but it does not react to physical layer, MAC layer and transport layers anomalies. Cross-layer design among few layers can monitor and detect some intrusions but this consumes more energy at node and node will become inactive early in the network. Hence, in this article, we are proposing Cross-layer Planes Framework for Detecting Malicious Activities (CPFDMA) at different layers is proposed to secure the WSN as viable security framework is based on the Cross-layer planes which interact attributes in different layers of the protocol stack and monitor & analyze anomaly patterns, notifying them to avoid their malicious activities from the network

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Secure and time efficient hash-based message authentication algorithm for wireless sensor networks

Cited by 12 publications

References 27 publications

A novel watermarking scheme for authenticating individual data integrity of WSNs

A novel watermarking scheme for authenticating individual data integrity of WSNs

In-Depth Analysis of the LEACH Routing Protocol for WSNs

Cross-layer Planes Framework for Detection of Malicious Nodes in WSN

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