Distributed Detection of Sensor Worms Using Sequential Analysis and Remote Software Attestations

Ho, Jun-Won; Wright, Matthew

doi:10.1109/access.2017.2648853

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“…Authors in [26] presented a technique based on a graph approach where if the assumptions of the proposed solution parameters are not valid in a real deployment, that would result in wormhole detection failure. Also, some other recent solutions presented in [27]- [29] use nodes connectivity considering ideal parameter presumptions that won't be applicable in real networks. Authors in [30]- [32] presented useful solutions that use neighboring approach, however, their wormhole detection methods are not comprehensive and hard to implement.…”

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Centralized Routing Protocol for Detecting Wormhole Attacks in Wireless Sensor Networks

Ahutu

El-Ocla

2020

IEEE Access

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Nodes in wireless sensor networks (WSN) are resource and energy-constrained because they are generally batteries powered and therefore have limited computational capability. Due to the less secure environment in WSN, some malicious nodes at one point can tunnel packets to another location to damage the network in terms of packets dropping and eavesdropping and this is a so-called wormhole attack. Many of the current protocols solve the wormhole attack problem in isolation from the node energy consumption. However, some other proposed solutions consider reducing the energy consumption to detect such attacks but still it is needed to probe better performance. In this paper, we present a lightweight multi-hop routing protocol for 802.15.4 WSN that aims to minimize the energy consumption and also to detect the wormhole attacks. Simulation results prove that our MAC Centralized Routing Protocol (MCRP) outperforms other existing similar protocols.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Centralized Routing Protocol for Detecting Wormhole Attacks in Wireless Sensor Networks

Ahutu

El-Ocla

2020

IEEE Access

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“…J.Ho et al [4] show that in sensor networks the remote certification is used for detection of self-propagating network worms by sequentially infecting nodes using traffic detection methods.…”

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Enhancing technology of producing secure IoT devices on the base of remote attestation

Desnitsky

Kotenko

2020

MATEC Web Conf.

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The goal of the work is to enhance the technological process for the production of components of integrated secure systems of the Internet of Things for solving problems of operational control and reaction in emergency situations. The most important requirement for such systems is the need to ensure the properties of reliability and security of software and hardware elements of the end devices, taking into account the specificity of such systems. To achieve the goal in the paper the mechanisms for protection of Android applications from the threats of integrity violation of the software and of critical data on the base of remote attestation principles are modeled. Analytical and experimental evaluations of the implemented protection components and the protocol of their interaction taking into account limitations on the computing and communication resources of the target device are performed.

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“…In 2017, Wang et al [16] proposed an active P2P worm dynamic isolation strategy and constructed the corresponding propagation model based on which the stability of worm propagation was analysed. Ho et al [17] considered network topology, node configuration, counterattack measures, defence strategy and infection time when modelling, and proposed P2P active topology worm propagation model. Wang et al [18] proposed the P2P active worm propagation model based on the ternary logic matrix.…”

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Novel non‐linear dynamics P2P network worm propagation and immune model

Liu

2020

IET Information Security

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Distributed Detection of Sensor Worms Using Sequential Analysis and Remote Software Attestations

Cited by 10 publications

References 20 publications

Centralized Routing Protocol for Detecting Wormhole Attacks in Wireless Sensor Networks

Centralized Routing Protocol for Detecting Wormhole Attacks in Wireless Sensor Networks

Enhancing technology of producing secure IoT devices on the base of remote attestation

Novel non‐linear dynamics P2P network worm propagation and immune model

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