ESDAM - Efficient and Secure Data Aggregation against Malicious Nodes in Iot Environment

Abstract

Rapid expansion of IoT technologies and their devices has created the considerable convenience in the daily lives of the people. Modernization of technique in IoT has allowed them to perform just more than sensing that directly means the more energy consumption. It is a known fact that most of the IoT devices have the limited power supply and hence it is an obvious need to design the energy efficient model. Despite of IoT devices being so useful in daily life and in other industries, data security is one of the primary concern in the fields of IoT application such as healthcare, agriculture, defense etc., and it is a challenging task to provide the data security in these fields. In past, several methods have been proposed to address this challenge, however, either they failed to provide the security or they lack from the efficiency. In this paper, it introduces a methodology named as ESDAM (Efficient and Secure Data Aggregation against Malicious Nodes) that provides better security with improved efficiency. The proposed methodology is parted into two methods, which helps in discerning the malicious nodes. First method, is through extending coordinates and the second method, is through surveilling the adjacent nodes. Extensive simulation has been performed by applying various constraints through persuading various number of malicious and performance metrics such as energy utilization, number of failed nodes, packet mismatch rate and packet discern rate. The performance evaluation of the simulation results proves that proposed methodology performs better than the existing methods.

Data Transmission with Improving Lifetime of Cluster Network

“…The issues considered to be a major one is to maximize network lifetime. In applications where the data has to be gathered, every node is responsible to sense data packets [3]. The process data aggregation reduces data traffic thereby storing energy as various incoming data packets were integrated as a single one [4].…”