Detection of sink Hole Attack in Wireless Sensor Network using Advanced Secure AODV Routing Protocol

Gupta, Deepa; Kaur, Harinder; Kumar, Rakesh

doi:10.5120/ijca2016912550

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“…To alleviate it MAC has been playing decisive role, especially towards better resource allocation, reliable transmission and data security. The existing approaches address security concerns in two distinct manners, first routing-based security and second MAC based security for which different efforts have been made [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23]. As routing-based solutions, authors [12] designed dual-attack detection model for black-and-Gray hole attack resilience.…”

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Huffman Coding and Multi-Generation Mixing Assisted Network Coding Based MAC for QoS-Centric Secure Data Communication over MANETs

Konduru¹,

P.M²

2021

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The exponential rise in wireless transmission has gained widespread attention to meet major mobile communication purposes including, Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications. Mobile Ad-hoc Network (MANET) has emerged as one of the most viable solution to meet aforesaid mobile communication purposes; however, being decentralized and infrastructure-less network it undergoes adversaries including dynamic topology and security breaches due to malicious node attachment during routing. On the contrary, data security and allied Quality-of-Service (QoS) provision are inevitable in NextGen communication systems. Unlike routing-based security measures, Medium Access Control (MAC) based approaches are found more effective for MANETs. However, most of the classical MAC designs either address QoS or security as standalone objective. Unlike existing MAC solutions, in this paper a state-of-art novel Huffman Coding and Multi-Generation Mixing (MGM) assisted random linear network model-based MAC design (HM2-MAC) is proposed for MANET. Realizing the robustness of the network coding algorithms towards reliable, secure and error-free multicast transmission, we designed HM2-MAC in such manner that Huffman coding helps securing the source data packets, while MGM concept enables reduction in redundant packets to make overall communication resource efficient and secure. Unlike redundant packet-per-generation, MGM concept helps in reducing redundant transmission and hence achieves resource efficiency. Since, in HM2-MAC model the coefficient matrix used to encode the data is known only to the sink, no intermediate node can decode it or can pollute it. It makes multicast transmission more secure over MANET. Additionally, the use of iterative buffer flush technique preserves resources or buffer to accommodate more data for transmission and hence higher throughput. Noticeably, error sensitive packetization and MGM control strengthens our proposed model to retain optimal performance. HM2-MAC has been applied as a sub-layer of native IEEE 802.11 MAC and hence retains backward compatibility towards real-world implementation. MATLAB based simulation revealed that our proposed HM2-MAC protocol achieved almost 99.6% throughput even under varying link-loss patterns, which reveals its robustness to ensure QoS delivery with secure data transmission in MANET.

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Huffman Coding and Multi-Generation Mixing Assisted Network Coding Based MAC for QoS-Centric Secure Data Communication over MANETs

Konduru¹,

P.M²

2021

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“…Routing and MAC layers are vulnerable to various attacks in MANET. According to security threats in MANET, researchers 42–53 have proposed different solutions for MANET. We, first, classify the previous work into three subsections.…”

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“…To control the CAA attacks, the authors proposed more than one methods such as fair MAC protocol, introducing protecting traffic flow and adjusting distance. Gupta et al 50 suggested a hybrid approach to detecting sinkhole attack using the TDMA MAC protocol in the wireless sensor network (WSN). They used destination sequence number and one-hop mechanism for detecting the attacker in a network.…”

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Preamble time-division multiple access fixed slot assignment protocol for secure mobile ad hoc networks

Mohammadani

Memon

et al. 2020

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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Mobile ad hoc networks are the “spontaneous networks” which create a temporary network in any place and any time without using any extra fixed radio device of a full infrastructure network. Each device in this network works as a router to develop end-to-end communication connections and move independently in any direction. Mostly, mobile ad hoc networks use the IEEE 802.11b protocol with carrier-sense multiple access with collision avoidance medium access control layer protocol for sharing a common medium among the nodes simultaneously. Due to this distributed medium, the routing and medium access control layer of the mobile ad hoc network are prone to attacks. Among several attackers, blackhole attacker is the dangerous one which causes the loss of all data packets of devices in the network. Efficient medium access control protocol designs in this respect play a key role in determining channel utilization, network delay, and, more importantly, network security. In the proposed work, preamble information is used with time-division multiple access medium access control. The preamble time-division multiple access uses time synchronization for each time slot and does not assign much time to the blackhole attacker due to a fixed time slot. As a result, blackhole is not stable in all communications and such an attack is effectively defended. Simulation results show that, in the presence of the blackhole attacker, carrier-sense multiple access with collision avoidance has a high packet loss ratio and low network throughput as compared to the proposed preamble time-division multiple access.

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Sinkhole Attacks in Wireless Sensor Networks: A Survey

Rehman

Raheem

2018

Wireless Pers Commun

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Detection of sink Hole Attack in Wireless Sensor Network using Advanced Secure AODV Routing Protocol

Cited by 8 publications

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Huffman Coding and Multi-Generation Mixing Assisted Network Coding Based MAC for QoS-Centric Secure Data Communication over MANETs

Huffman Coding and Multi-Generation Mixing Assisted Network Coding Based MAC for QoS-Centric Secure Data Communication over MANETs

Preamble time-division multiple access fixed slot assignment protocol for secure mobile ad hoc networks

Sinkhole Attacks in Wireless Sensor Networks: A Survey

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