TCP/IP Layerwise Taxonomy of Attacks and Defence Mechanisms in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Mahamune, Ankita A.; Chandane, Madhav

doi:10.1007/s40031-021-00627-0

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“…VANET's authentication is so much better now [29]. Over the past few years, researchers have devoted more time and energy to improving routing and security to boost network performance as a whole [30]. In this paper, the author explains their idea for a secure routing protocol that uses shared authentication certi cates for groups.…”

Section: Vanet Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient Privacy Preserving Lightweight Cryptography for Multi-hop Clustering in Internet of Vehicles Network

Kumar,

Dubey,

kumar

et al. 2023

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The Internet of Vehicles (IoV) is an element of the global connectivity infrastructure Connected vehicles are beneficial to the health of their users in a significant way. However, several drawbacks have been identified, creating the potential for compromised Internet of Vehicles devices. Moreover, the high mobility results in high energy consumption, which reduces the network's overall performance. The Efficient Privacy-preserving Lightweight-cryptography for Cluster-based Internet of Vehicles (EPLC-IoV) model that has been proposed is divided into five distinct sections. These include the perception layer, attack characteristics, a novel clustering strategy, energy-efficient multi-hop clustering along with adaptive link selection through an enhanced AODV protocol. Additionally, the proposed system performed identity authentication and protected users' privacy in some use cases, making V2V communication messages more trustworthy by allowing anonymous trust relationship authentication. Because, the proposed system allowed for anonymous authentication trust relationships, between vehicle nodes. The proposed model was evaluated alongside several established methodologies, including AODV, EPAM, and EMSUNET. The significant parameters focused in this work are packet delivery ratio (PDR), i.e., increased up to 82%, End to End delay (E2E_Delay) decreased up to above 50%, leading to the improved network lifetime.

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Section: Vanet Securitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Efficient Privacy Preserving Lightweight Cryptography for Multi-hop Clustering in Internet of Vehicles Network

Kumar,

Dubey,

kumar

et al. 2023

Preprint

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“…The launched attacks consist of the Wormhole attack [75], Blackhole [? ], [76], the Sybil attack [? ], the Sinkhole attack [77], the Routing Table Poisoning attack [78], DoS attack [79], [80], the DDoS attack [80], [81], with the target being the WSN Nodes of Prime MotorX.…”

Section: B Hacking Scenario On Network Layermentioning

confidence: 99%

A Critical Overview of Industrial Internet of Things Security and Privacy Issues Using a Layer-Based Hacking Scenario

Eyeleko,

Feng

2023

IEEE Internet Things J.

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We have witnessed significant technological advancement over the past few years, including the Internet of Things (IoT). The IoT's ability to connect consumer appliances to the internet has changed the way we live. As a result of the significant benefits that IoT has brought to household usage, it has become a topic of discussion for research departments, leading to its expansion into industrial sectors, commonly known as the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). IIoT enables automation and the use of intelligent machines to improve product manufacturing processes and enhance our lives as customers. However, as IIoT-enabling technology and applications continue to grow, security issues and privacy protection challenges become harder to manage, which frequently results in data breaches and sensitive information disclosures. This paper first explains what the reader needs to know about the IIoT system architecture in Industry 4.0 to make it easier for them to understand. Second, a hacking scenario is utilized as a methodology to conduct an in-depth analysis of various security issues, as well as their impacts and countermeasures, for each level of the IIoT architecture. Additionally, our hacking scenarios present a variety of targets from which malicious actors can launch their assaults. Third, we provide a thorough review of the various blockchain solutions currently being employed to protect IIoT systems. Finally, this paper draws to a close by outlining certain gaps and potential solutions that could be investigated in subsequent studies to strengthen security and enhance privacy for IIoT systems.

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“…2. Shared key authentication; this is the same as open system authentication but it includes a challenge (requires WEP keys to be matched) and response between AP and the user [67,68]. In this method, the key is delivered to wireless clients with the help of a secured and protected channel which is independent of any standard and protocols being used.…”

Section: Fake Authentication-based Attacksmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…One of the key benefits is that the final data or result will not be shown in different format, but it will appear to be in regular hexadecimal format [67].…”

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A Survey on MAC-Based Physical Layer Security over Wireless Sensor Network

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Physical layer security for wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is a laborious and highly critical issue in the world. Wireless sensor networks have great importance in civil and military fields or applications. Security of data/information through wireless medium remains a challenge. The data that we transmit wirelessly has increased the speed of transmission rate. In physical layer security, the data transfer between source and destination is not confidential, and thus the user has privacy issues, which is why improving the security of wireless sensor networks is a prime concern. The loss of physical security causes a great threat to a network. We have various techniques to resolve these issues, such as interference, noise, fading in the communications, etc. In this paper we have surveyed the different parameters of a security design model to highlight the vulnerabilities. Further we have discussed the various attacks on different layers of the TCP/IP model along with their mitigation techniques. We also elaborated on the applications of WSNs in healthcare, military information integration, oil and gas. Finally, we have proposed a solution to enhance the security of WSNs by adopting the alpha method and handshake mechanism with encryption and decryption.

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TCP/IP Layerwise Taxonomy of Attacks and Defence Mechanisms in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks

Cited by 5 publications

References 44 publications

Efficient Privacy Preserving Lightweight Cryptography for Multi-hop Clustering in Internet of Vehicles Network

Efficient Privacy Preserving Lightweight Cryptography for Multi-hop Clustering in Internet of Vehicles Network

A Critical Overview of Industrial Internet of Things Security and Privacy Issues Using a Layer-Based Hacking Scenario

A Survey on MAC-Based Physical Layer Security over Wireless Sensor Network

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