Early Detection of DDoS Attack in WSN

Kaushal, Kanchan; Sahni, Varsha

doi:10.5120/ijca2016908117

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“…In light of the spatiotemporal relationship, MoM utilizes the likeness capacity to recognize the matter of the threats and also of a recurrence attack. In [20] the authors have provided a security system beside DoS attacks in group-based WSNs. The plan builds up faith with vitality role, deriving nodes for the choice of confided in cluster heads.…”

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A Centralized Mechanism for Preventing DDOS Attack in Wireless Sensor Networks

Dhamodharan¹,

Sathiyaraj

Sundaramoorthy³

et al. 2021

Wireless Pers Commun

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Wireless sensor networks face numerous limitations. Security and Privacy are the two most essential parameters that require consideration in wireless sensor networks for conveying responsive information amid basic applications. High density and limited communication range of sensor nodes, forwarding packets in sensor networks have caused the performance of during multi-hop data transmission. Hence communication with different devices these days are not secure, due to the absence of centralized monitoring and overprotective requirements. This paper is related to speak about Distributed Denial of Service which debilitates the ability of the network and the data being transmitted. The earlier system guarantees the WSN through a self arranged and confined procedure between the nodes in the sensor environment. Here, the authors present the Centralized Detect Eliminate and Control algorithm for authorization and centralized monitoring component to discover the node that has turned into a victim node and to get rid of the information communicated to the fatality node from the neighbour nodes. Overprotective of the communication between the nodes leads to dependability. The simulation results improve the malicious node detection rate and increase the various parameters like throughput and reduce the average delay. This leads to, the overall detection rate built, eventually enhancing the parameters of the network environment.

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A Centralized Mechanism for Preventing DDOS Attack in Wireless Sensor Networks

Dhamodharan¹,

Sathiyaraj

Sundaramoorthy³

et al. 2021

Wireless Pers Commun

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“…Although WSNs make people's lives more efficient and convenient, they also create security problems [14][15][16]. For example, in 2016, a massive network outage in the eastern United States was caused by hackers who exploited vulnerabilities in communication protocols through a distributed denial-of-service attack [17,18]. Therefore, security is a significant problem that must be solved in WSNs [19,20].…”

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PSAP-WSN: A Provably Secure Authentication Protocol for 5G-Based Wireless Sensor Networks

Li¹,

Liu²,

Kumari³

et al. 2023

Computer Modeling in Engineering &Amp; Sciences

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Nowadays, the widespread application of 5G has promoted rapid development in different areas, particularly in the Internet of Things (IoT), where 5G provides the advantages of higher data transfer rate, lower latency, and widespread connections. Wireless sensor networks (WSNs), which comprise various sensors, are crucial components of IoT. The main functions of WSN include providing users with real-time monitoring information, deploying regional information collection, and synchronizing with the Internet. Security in WSNs is becoming increasingly essential because of the across-the-board nature of wireless technology in many fields. Recently, Yu et al. proposed a user authentication protocol for WSN. However, their design is vulnerable to sensor capture and temporary information disclosure attacks. Thus, in this study, an improved protocol called PSAP-WSN is proposed. The security of PSAP-WSN is demonstrated by employing the ROR model, BAN logic, and ProVerif tool for the analysis. The experimental evaluation shows that our design is more efficient and suitable for WSN environments.

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“…[4]Malicious users causing the congestion over the network leading to request denial and hence lifetime of the network degrades. [5], [6]The request denial leads to attacks and most common of them is DDOS(Distributed denial of service attack). [7]This attack causes repeated requests to be generated and network bandwidth to be consumed unnecessarily.…”

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DDOS Attack Detection and Handling Mechanism In WSN

Dogra*¹,

Taqdir²

2019

IJRTE

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Wireless sensor network(WSN) uses in many distinct applications including real time event detection. Sensor nodes(SN) have limited energy associated with them that is required to be conserved. Once all the energy of the sensors is drained, then network dies. In addition sensor nodes are exposed to everyone hence SN is susceptible to attacks. Distributed denial of service attack is one of the common attacks caused by malicious attacker causing congestion and decay in lifetime of the network. DDOS attack floods network with the bogus requests. This causes the legitimate request to be avoided by the server due to lack of resources. Detection and prevention of such attacks thus becomes critical. This paper provides study of techniques used to detect DDOS attack along with suggest modification for improving classification accuracy in the detection techniques. in addition this paper also highlight other metrics such as mean time to failure and mean time between failure for improving the detection process.

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Early Detection of DDoS Attack in WSN

Cited by 14 publications

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A Centralized Mechanism for Preventing DDOS Attack in Wireless Sensor Networks

A Centralized Mechanism for Preventing DDOS Attack in Wireless Sensor Networks

PSAP-WSN: A Provably Secure Authentication Protocol for 5G-Based Wireless Sensor Networks

DDOS Attack Detection and Handling Mechanism In WSN

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