EDES &amp;#x2014; Efficient dynamic selective encryption framework to secure multimedia traffic in Wireless Sensor Networks

Rachedi, Abderrezak; Kaddar, Lamia; Mehaoua, Ahmed

doi:10.1109/icc.2012.6364221

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“…Another work dealing with security and QoS in Multimedia WSN, and called EDES framework is proposed in [8]. EDES ensures a selective encryption with a certain percentage of multimedia traffic particularly MPEG4 and H263.…”

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Security with Quality-of-Services optimization in Wireless Sensor Networks

Rachedi

Hasnaoui

2013

2013 9th International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC)

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In this work, we propose a new framework able to ensure the Quality-of-Services (QoS) with different security levels in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). We propose a new model based on the PID (Proportional Integral Derivative) controller in order to dynamically select the security level adapted to QoS requirement while considering the energy consumption. The stability parameters in terms of security level and QoS are taken into account by using the principle of PID which is based on the past variation parameters (history), the current system state (present) and predictable system change (future). We introduce the proposed model in AODV routing protocol called QwS-AODV protocol. Unlike the classical Secure AODV, QwS-AODV protocol aims at adding or removing security services dynamically according to the network performance. Moreover, the validation and the evaluation of the proposed solution is carried out by the simulation. The performance evaluation is presented with different network parameters such as: throughput, delay, energy consumption and security services (authentication, confidentiality, Integrity). In addition, the comparison with a classical Secure AODV is done, and the results obtained from the simulation illustrate that the security is always ensured with lower costs in terms of QoS and energy consumption.

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Security with Quality-of-Services optimization in Wireless Sensor Networks

Rachedi

Hasnaoui

2013

2013 9th International Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing Conference (IWCMC)

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“…The parameters-BER, ARQ retry limit, and transmission rate are optimized across the three layers (i.e., PHY, MAC, and APP). An Efficient Dynamic Selective Encryption Framework (EDES) to ensure security of multimedia traffic in WMSNs is proposed in [33]. Among three security levels, the selection depends upon the energy and QoS parameters, and for the EDES, a cross-layer approach is used to take different parameters from physical, MAC, and upper layers.…”

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“…Retry limit/ transmission rate/ frame length [33] MAC, Network, Transport, and Application Defining the security level for different scenarios can enhance the energy efficiency as well as QoS.…”

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Cross-layer design and optimization techniques in wireless multimedia sensor networks for smart cities

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The future smart cities vision can be developed through leveraging the potentials of Internet of Things (IoT) and wireless sensor network (WSN) technologies. WSN is a resource constrained network where network nodes are tiny devices that are run on battery power. Diverse types of applications such as environmental and habitual monitoring, detection, and tracking, use WSNs. The invention of new network protocols, the establishment of new models for communications, and testing the available solutions in real world environment are some of the current research issues in WSNs. Main challenges in such networks include energy conservation in an efficient way, dealing with variable channel capacity, and the resource constrained nature of such networks. The design of architecture for such networks has a vital role in solving the issues to some extent, i.e., the cross layer design approach is an architectural technique that offers the interaction of different layers together to enhance the performance, minimize the energy consumption, enhance the network life time, and provide Quality of Service (QoS) in real time communications. These are some of the current areas where cross-layer design approaches are being used. This paper presents different types of cross-layer design techniques in wireless multimedia sensor networks. Using such architectural techniques, different state of the art cross-layer optimization approaches are discussed while giving the reader an insight on prominent challenges and issues along with future directions.

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“…Another promising research direction is the definition of security frameworks [73,87], which may combine the cryptography of multimedia data with watermarking, authentication procedures and different security defense measures. Secure protocols for data transmission and key management are desired for many scenarios, and security mechanisms for routing have also been proposed [23,88].…”

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Cryptography in Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks: A Survey and Research Directions

2017

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Wireless multimedia sensor networks will play a central role in the Internet of Things world, providing content-rich information for an uncountable number of monitoring and control scenarios. As more applications rely on multimedia data, security concerns gain attention, and new approaches arise to provide security for such networks. However, the usual resource constraints of processing, memory and the energy of multimedia-based sensors have brought different challenges for data encryption, which have driven the development of different security approaches. In this context, this article presents the state-of-the-art of cryptography in wireless multimedia sensor networks, surveying innovative works in this area and discussing promising research directions.

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EDES — Efficient dynamic selective encryption framework to secure multimedia traffic in Wireless Sensor Networks

Cited by 12 publications

References 14 publications

Security with Quality-of-Services optimization in Wireless Sensor Networks

Security with Quality-of-Services optimization in Wireless Sensor Networks

Cross-layer design and optimization techniques in wireless multimedia sensor networks for smart cities

Cryptography in Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks: A Survey and Research Directions

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