A Hybrid System for Detecting Misbehaving Nodes in Ad Hoc Networks

Abstract

Abstract-In this paper we express a new intrusion detection system based on counters and a cache memory to detect malicious nodes and selfish nodes in ad hoc network. Network survivability, networks performance and network security are important issues in mentioned networks. The presented work enhances the mentioned factors because it doesn't need heavy computation and also its speed and accuracy in detecting suspicious nodes are great. We simulated our methods by NS2 software. The simulation results show that the proposed method has significant performance.Index Terms-Intrusion detection system, malicious node, security, ad hoc network.

A Novel Method Intrusion Detection Based on Sending and Checking Packet for Neighbored Nodes in MANET

“…This protocol is named based on table or table driven. In this routing protocol, the previous routing information is in routing table of each node and, if topology changes, this information will be transmitted to all network nodes, and routing tables will be updated and origin node identifies route of the destination node with information of routing tables of each node and uses them [7,8].…”

“…In AODV routing algorithm, origin node produces a RREQ packet and specifies source and destination nodes and then releases this RREQ packet for self adjacent nodes. If each node has a route to the destination node in its memory, it produces RREP Packet; otherwise, it releases RREQ packet for its adjacent nodes [7,8,13,14].…”

“…This routing protocol consists of proactive and reactive Universal Journal of Communications and Network 2(1): 10-13, 2014 11 protocols whose purpose is decreasing the delay in the network. In large networks, network is divides into areas and a reactive routing protocol is used in each area while proactive routing protocol is used for routing between clusters [7,9]. The reminder of this paper is organized as follows: the first section presents the introduction.…”

“…In fact, this IDS supervises the whole network. This model is, then, rarely used for ad hoc networks, as there is information of nodes, which are communicating in same radio range, at each moment, and IDS must perform intrusion detection with partial information [7,10].…”

“…On the other hand, the proposed routing algorithms for this network have low level of security and no action has been performed to protect the network against attacks. Hence, in recent years some solutions have been presented to provide the network security [6,7]. Routing in these networks is very important.…”