A Software Defined Networking-Oriented Security Scheme for Vehicle Networks

Geng, Rui; Wang, Xiaojie; Liu, Jun

doi:10.1109/access.2018.2875104

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“…e VANETs architecture contains the OBU, RSU, and TA. ere are two types of communication technologies in VANETs architecture, i.e., (1) vehicle to vehicle (V2V) and (2) vehicle to infrastructure (V2I) communication as shown in Figure 1. V2V contact vehicles converse with one another and exchange the traffic-related information inside the cities; hence, a massive number of nodes can be dynamically added or adjusted into the system [9,10].…”

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“…is algorithm might help to find the shortest route by giving connectivity among the vehicular nodes [69]. [68] is also known as disruption tolerant network [1], delaytolerant network, and store-carry-and-forward processbased network. Most of the current VANETs protocol had been proposed for immobile destinations.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Aiming at ensuring the safety and facilitating the passengers and driver, the VANETs are getting much popularity and attention from the researchers [1][2][3]. VANETs are the networks of vehicles communication and road infrastructures to extend road safety and infotainment [4].…”

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Security in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks: Challenges and Countermeasures

Mahmood

Duan

et al. 2021

Security and Communication Networks

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Recently, vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) got much popularity and are now being considered as integral parts of the automobile industry. As a subclass of MANETs, the VANETs are being used in the intelligent transport system (ITS) to support passengers, vehicles, and facilities like road protection, including misadventure warnings and driver succor, along with other infotainment services. The advantages and comforts of VANETs are obvious; however, with the continuous progression in autonomous automobile technologies, VANETs are facing numerous security challenges including DoS, Sybil, impersonation, replay, and related attacks. This paper discusses the characteristics and security issues including attacks and threats at different protocol layers of the VANETs architecture. Moreover, the paper also surveys different countermeasures.

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Security in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks: Challenges and Countermeasures

Mahmood

Duan

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Security and Communication Networks

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“…Blockchain and ML-based approaches such as deep Q-learning have recently been envisioned as an essential part of VANETs [139][140][141][142][143] with the aim of guaranteeing immutability and authentication in the information interchanged, and satisfying the demand for center-less trust. Most, if not all, recent works leverage a simulations environment to introduce these security enhancements, which highlights yet another vertical side of SDVNs lacking experimentation on real devices.…”

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Software-Defined Vehicular Networking: Opportunities and Challenges

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“…Anomaly identification checks for abnormal behavior from the state of the physical process and a multi-layer response model prevent unauthorized packet communication, thereby generating a strategy to mitigate attacks to protect the physical process. Geng et al [29] have suggested dual security strategies for vehicle network. Initially, the network hierarchy was composed of software-defined concept to normalize the network management.…”

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Framework for Access Policy for Boosting Secure Communication at SDN in FIA

M S*,

Patil

2020

IJITEE

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The future internet architecture is considered as a revolutionary paradigm of network owing to its capability of extensive connectivity of various forms of computing as well as communication devices. For the purpose of establishing a connection, there are various forms of protocols associated with communication defined for network and physical layer. Unfortunately, they are not benchmarked by any authorized regularity. Therefore, these forms of networks are exposed to a significantly higher level of security threats. Cross-Scripting Attack is one such rising security concern for future internet architecture that is found very less investigated in existing times. Hence, in this aspect, the software-defined network could offer a significant security solution on the top of future internet architecture. It could offer a good balance of security and reduced communication overhead as the controller can undertake a decision about the communication route that is cost-effective as well as secured. This paper highlights a discussion about a novel access control protocol that monitors and evaluates all the incoming traffic and offers an identification process for potential threats over the switching mechanism of the software-defined network. The proposed study doesn’t make use of any form of conventional encryption mechanism and uses a middleware system in order to assess the severity of the attack. Upon identification, the adversaries are isolated from the targeted traffic safeguarding the network from a cross-scripting attack.

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A Software Defined Networking-Oriented Security Scheme for Vehicle Networks

Cited by 10 publications

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Security in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks: Challenges and Countermeasures

Security in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks: Challenges and Countermeasures

Software-Defined Vehicular Networking: Opportunities and Challenges

Framework for Access Policy for Boosting Secure Communication at SDN in FIA

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