Secure Anti-Void Energy-Efficient Routing (SAVEER) Protocol for WSN-Based IoT Network

Tabassum, Ayesha; Sadaf, Sayema; Sinha, Ditipriya; Das, Ayan

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-8222-2_11

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“…Reliable connectivity is required to keep WSN confidential and guarantee packet transmission. [11] SAVEER is a recommended protocol that protects against both internal and external threats by combining a low-cost encryption technique with a one-way hash chainbased authentication mechanism. When deploying sensor nodes to track the real environment, WSNs face many research problems and network concerns.…”

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Energy Efficient Routing and Cluster Head Selection in Wsn Using Different Variant of Differential Evolution

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PRASANNA²

2023

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The primary goal of wireless sensor networks from a design point of view is to enhance the network's lifetime. Among the different options for reducing operational energy consumption, energy invested in routing and cluster head selection is considered to be very effective mechanisms. Both tasks have been considered as very challenging and difficult to obtain the efficient solution. Since it is difficult for traditional approaches to satisfy the requirements and difficulties, a heuristic solution focused on natural computation methods has provided a lot of naivety. The proposed work efforts to address these challenges using computational intelligence especially differential evolution and genetic algorithm. An energy efficient route discovery for dynamic network is designed with variations in DE, quick and adaptable routes were discovered for networks undergoing changes. A knowledge based DE has been designed depending on prior knowldge to redefine new routes for changing network. A hybrid mutation strategy under standard DE is designed for cluster head selection providing faster convergence characteristics. The proposed solutions were implemented under MATlab environment and the results have shown that the proposed solutions are performing better for different network configurations. Dynamic route discovery using KDE has achieved energy saving of 9.83 to 49.2 percentage as compared to RDE and 6.7 to 29.5 percentage as compared to PDE. Also energy saving attained in cluster head selection using proposed HMDE is 10 to 33 percentage better compared to dyPSO and 5 to 10 percentage better compared to SDE.

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“…CH w (s i , CH j ) = E residual energy (CH j ) dis(s i ,CH j )×dis(CH j ,BS)×node degree(CH j ) (11)…”

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Energy Efficient Routing and Cluster Head Selection in Wsn Using Different Variant of Differential Evolution

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PRASANNA²

2023

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“…A method to protect the Internet of Things against cyber‐attacks has been developed by Pacheco et al 8 Initially, they divided the IoT security structure into four‐tier SIs, including devices (end nodes), networks, services, and applications. At the time, the authors' proposed method was developed to create a general threat model for identifying weaknesses at each layer and potential countermeasures that could be extended to extend the benefits of using them.…”

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Defense against flooding attacks using probabilistic thresholds in the internet of things ecosystem

Zarei

Fotohi

2021

Security and Privacy

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The Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem allows communication between billions of devices worldwide that are collecting data autonomously. The vast amount of data generated by these devices must be controlled totally securely. The centralized solutions are not capable of responding to these concerns due to security challenges problems. Thus, the Average Packet Transmission RREQ (APT‐RREQ) as an effective solution, has been employed to overcome these concerns to allow for entirely secure communication between devices. In this paper, an approach called LSFA‐IoT is proposed that protects the AODV routing protocol as well as the IoT network against flooding. The proposed method is divided into two main phases; the first phase includes a physical layer intrusion and attack detection system used to detect attacks, and the second phase involves detecting incorrect events through APT‐RREQ messages. The simulation results indicated the superiority of the proposed method in terms of False Positive Rate (FPR), False Negative Rate (FPR), Detection Rate (DR), and Packet Delivery Rate (PDR) compared to REATO and IRAD. Also, the simulation results show how the proposed approach can significantly increase the security of each thing and network security.

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Energy Conservation in IOT: A Survey

Aggarwal

Roy

2021

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Secure Anti-Void Energy-Efficient Routing (SAVEER) Protocol for WSN-Based IoT Network

Cited by 11 publications

References 13 publications

Energy Efficient Routing and Cluster Head Selection in Wsn Using Different Variant of Differential Evolution

Energy Efficient Routing and Cluster Head Selection in Wsn Using Different Variant of Differential Evolution

Defense against flooding attacks using probabilistic thresholds in the internet of things ecosystem

Energy Conservation in IOT: A Survey

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