Energy Efficient Partial Permutation Encryption on Network Coded MANETs

Khan, Asif; Sun, Qifu Tyler; Mahmood, Zahid; Ullah, Ata

doi:10.1155/2017/4657831

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“…Figure 7 shows the end-to-end delay (in microseconds) analysis among the proposed and the existing Energy Efficient Partial Permutation Encryption (EEPPM) protocol [15]. It is found that the proposed model achieves lesser end-to-end delay values compared to EEPPM.…”

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“…To secure communication among MANET nodes, various cryptography-based protocols have been proposed. Some well-known protocols are Efficient Node Admission and Certificateless Secure Communication (ENACSC) [13], Anonymous Location-Aided Routing (ALARM) [14], Energy-Efficient Partial Permutation Encryption (EEPPM) [15], Friend-Based Ad Hoc Routing to Establish Security (FACES) [16], Anonymous Multipath Routing Protocol (AMRP) [17], Statistical Traffic Pattern-Discovery System (STARS) [18], and Non-Interactive Self-Certification (NSC) [19]. However, these protocols are prone to various security threats and also consume more energy from the nodes.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Data Security-Based Routing in MANETs Using Key Management Mechanism

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A Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) is an autonomous network developed using wireless mobile nodes without the support of any kind of infrastructure. In a MANET, nodes can communicate with each other freely and dynamically. However, MANETs are prone to serious security threats that are difficult to resist using the existing security approaches. Therefore, various secure routing protocols have been developed to strengthen the security of MANETs. In this paper, a secure and energy-efficient routing protocol is proposed by using group key management. Asymmetric key cryptography is used, which involves two specialized nodes, labeled the Calculator Key (CK) and the Distribution Key (DK). These two nodes are responsible for the generation, verification, and distribution of secret keys. As a result, other nodes need not perform any kind of additional computation for building the secret keys. These nodes are selected using the energy consumption and trust values of nodes. In most of the existing routing protocols, each node is responsible for the generation and distribution of its own secret keys, which results in more energy dissemination. Moreover, if any node is compromised, security breaches should occur. When nodes other than the CK and DK are compromised, the entire network’s security is not jeopardized. Extensive experiments are performed by considering the existing and the proposed protocols. Performance analyses reveal that the proposed protocol outperforms the competitive protocols.

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“…Tang et al [26] proposed a dynamic threelayer encryption scheme based on DES and network coding, with a low-complexity partial key update mechanism, which increases its adaptability to various cyber conditions. Khan et al [27] further reduced the cost of a network coding mechanism by reducing the size of data used for permutation. ey also proposed an algorithm for key generation and random permutation confusion key calculation.…”

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Mimic Encryption Box for Network Multimedia Data Security

Zhou

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Security and Communication Networks

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With the rapid development of the Internet, the security of network multimedia data has attracted increasingly more attention. The moving target defense (MTD) and cyber mimic defense (CMD) approaches provide a new way to solve this problem. To enhance the security of network multimedia data, this paper proposes a mimic encryption box for network multimedia data security. The mimic encryption box can directly access the network where the multimedia device is located, automatically complete the negotiation, provide safe and convenient encryption services, and effectively prevent network attacks. According to the principles of dynamization, diversification, and randomization, the mimic encryption box uses a reconfigurable encryption algorithm to encrypt network data and uses IP address hopping, port number hopping, protocol camouflage, and network channel change to increase the attack threshold. Second, the mimic encryption box has a built-in pseudorandom number generator and key management system, which can generate an initial random key and update the key with the hash value of the data packet to achieve “one packet, one key.” Finally, through the cooperation of the ARM and the FPGA, an access control list can be used to filter illegal data and monitor the working status of the system in real time. If an abnormality is found, the feedback reconstruction mechanism is used to “clean” the FPGA to make it work normally again. The experimental results and analysis show that the mimic encryption box designed in this paper has high network encryption performance and can effectively prevent data leakage. At the same time, it provides a mimic security defense mechanism at multiple levels, which can effectively resist a variety of network attacks and has high security.

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“…Data sharing suffers from attacks especially due to having self‐organizing environment of the network infrastructure. Among these attacks, routing attacks have well‐known central focus although they might cause the most destructive damage in MANET . In Reference , encryption is applied on the data by using the symmetric cryptographic technique, which uses same key for encryption and decryption.…”

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Secure and efficient data transfer using spreading and assimilation in MANET

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Mobile ad hoc Network (MANET) is a cluster of moveable devices connected through a wireless medium to design network with rapidly changing topologies due to mobility. MANETs are applicable in variety of innovative application scenarios where smart devices exchange data among each other. In this case, security of data is the major concern to provide dependable solution to users. This article presents a secure mechanism for data transfer where sender splits the data into fragments and receiver gets the actual data by assimilating the data fragments. We have presented an Enhanced Secured Lempel-Ziv-Welch (ES-LZW) algorithm that provides cryptographic operations for secure data transfer. In proposed model, we have utilized the disjoint paths to transfer the data fragments from sender side and assimilate these fragments at receiver to get the original data. The messages containing data fragments are compressed and encrypted as well. Our scheme ensures confidentiality, integrity, efficient memory utilization, and resilience against node compromising attacks. We have validated our work through extensive simulations in NS-2.35 using TCL and C language. Results prove that our scheme reduces memory consumption along with less encryption and decryption cost as compared to blowfish especially when plaintext has more repetitive data. We have also analyzed the impact of creating data fragments, fraction of communication compromised, and probability to compromise the data fragments by subverting intermediaries.

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Energy Efficient Partial Permutation Encryption on Network Coded MANETs

Cited by 11 publications

References 31 publications

Data Security-Based Routing in MANETs Using Key Management Mechanism

Data Security-Based Routing in MANETs Using Key Management Mechanism

Mimic Encryption Box for Network Multimedia Data Security

Secure and efficient data transfer using spreading and assimilation in MANET

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