ARMR: Anonymous routing protocol with multiple routes for communications in mobile ad hoc networks

Study and Performance Comparison of AODV and USOR

“…ARM [7] considered to reduce computation overhead on onetime public/private key pair generation. Different from the above mentioned schemes, ARMR [9] uses one-time public keys and a bloom filter to establish multiple routes for MANETs.…”

“…ASR [4], ARM [5], AnonDSR [6] and ARMR [7] also make use of one-time public/private key pairs in order to achieve anonymity and unlinkability. ASR is designed to achieve much stronger location privacy than ANODR , it also ensures that nodes on route have no information on their distance to the source/destination node.…”

Recipients' Anonymity in Multihop Ad-Hoc Networks

“…The easiest way to implement a trapdoor function is by using public key cryptography. See for example the protocols SDAR [2], ARMR [3] and AnonDSR [4]. In these works the identity of the receiver is ciphered with its public key so that only the receiver will be able to suc-…”

AOS: an anonymous overlay system for mobile ad hoc networks

“…As the first work of its kind, AOS distinguishes itself from previous anonymous communication solutions (e.g., [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]) for MANETs in the following aspects: -Universal applicability: AOS is an anonymous network overlay atop the MANET substrate and has no special requirement for the underlying MANET protocol stack. This feature would apparently enhance its applicability.…”

“…Tremendous efforts (e.g., [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21]) have been made on anonymous communication in MANETs, but many challenges still remain to be tackled. First of all, previous solutions all employ a distinct, non-standard routing protocol specifically tailored for anonymous communication.…”