2023
DOI: 10.32604/csse.2023.024340
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Swarm Intelligence Based Routing with Black Hole Attack Detection in MANET

Abstract: Mobile Ad hoc Network (MANET) possesses unique characteristics which makes it vulnerable to security threats. In MANET, it is highly challenging to protect the nodes from cyberattacks. Power conservation improves both life time of nodes as well as the network. Computational capabilities and memory constraints are critical issues in the implementation of cryptographic techniques. Energy and security are two important factors that need to be considered for improving the performance of MANET. So, the incorporatio… Show more

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“…Block chain based routing protocol proposed by Ghodichor et al [12] to mitigate attacks in MANET and the research work achieves good improvement in delay. Along with spider monkey optimization and swarm Intelligence technique proposed by the study [19] to detect the black hole attackers and proved the result performs better performance. Fuzzy logic scheme based black hole and gray hole attack detection method proposed by the study [20] and simulation results achieved greater performance improvement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Block chain based routing protocol proposed by Ghodichor et al [12] to mitigate attacks in MANET and the research work achieves good improvement in delay. Along with spider monkey optimization and swarm Intelligence technique proposed by the study [19] to detect the black hole attackers and proved the result performs better performance. Fuzzy logic scheme based black hole and gray hole attack detection method proposed by the study [20] and simulation results achieved greater performance improvement.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 93%