ESPDA: Energy-efficient and Secure Pattern-based Data Aggregation for wireless sensor networks

Çam, Hasan; Özdemir, Suat; Nair, Prashant; Muthuavinashiappan, D.

doi:10.1109/icsens.2003.1279038

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“…Another scheme for data aggregation is ESPDA -Energy-Efficient and Secure Pattern Based Data Aggregation-for wireless sensor networks [10]. In ESPDA, cluster-head first requests sensor nodes to send the corresponding pattern code for the sensed data.…”

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SDAF: A Secure Data Aggregation Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks

Sardaraz¹,

Tahir²,

Ikram³

2013

IJCEE

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Abstract-Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) are constrained in terms of memory, computation, communication, and energy. To reduce communication overhead and energy expenditure in (WSNs), data aggregation is used. Data aggregation is a very important technique, but it gives extra opportunity to the adversary to attack the network, inject false messages into the network and trick the base station to accept false aggregation results. This paper presents a secure data aggregation framework (SDAF) for (WSNs). The goal of the framework is to ensure data integrity and data confidentiality. SDAF uses two types of keys. Base station shares a unique key with each sensor node that is used for integrity and the aggregator shares a unique key with each sensor node (within that cluster) that is used for data confidentiality. Sensor nodes calculate a message authentication code (MAC) of the sensed data using shared key with base station, which verifies the MAC for message integrity. Sensor nodes encrypt the sensed data using shared key with aggregator, which ensures data confidentiality. Proposed framework has low communication overhead as the redundant packets are dropped at the aggregators.Index Terms-Security, wireless sensor networks, data aggregation.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

SDAF: A Secure Data Aggregation Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks

Sardaraz¹,

Tahir²,

Ikram³

2013

IJCEE

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“…The preliminary versions of this protocol appear in [4,5]. The main idea of ESPDA is that instead of directly sending the actual sensed data to the CH, the sensor nodes send their pattern codes at first.…”

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Security analysis of secure data aggregation protocols in wireless sensor networks

Rahayu

Lee

2014

16th International Conference on Advanced Communication Technology

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Abstract-In order to conserve wireless sensor network (WSN) lifetime, data aggregation is applied. Some researchers consider the importance of security and propose secure data aggregation protocols. The essential of those secure approaches is to make sure that the aggregators aggregate the data in appropriate and secure way. In this paper we give the description of ESPDA (Energy-efficient and Secure Pattern-based Data Aggregation) and SRDA (Secure Reference-Based Data Aggregation) protocol that work on cluster-based WSN and the deep security analysis that are different from the previously presented one.

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“…Cooperation among nodes is that the dominant feature of this sort of network, wherever teams of nodes join forces to spread the data gathered in their neighborhood to the user. Recent advances in micro-electric mechanical systems (MEMS) technology, wireless communications, and digital natural philosophy have created potential to develop inexpensive, low-power, multi functional detector nodes that square measure little in size and communicate freely in brief distances [1]. These little detector nodes, that incorporates sensing, processing, and communication parts, leverage the thought of detector networks supported cooperative effort of an out sized range of nodes.…”

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Data Aggregation Techniques in Wireless Sensor Networks: Literature Survey

Bhatlavande¹,

Phatak²

2015

IJCA

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The wireless detector network is wide employed in totally different areas of application like military applications etc. Wireless detector network is nothing however the cluster of detector nodes those area unit human action to every alternative mistreatment radio frequencies through the bottom station. Every detector node in network has the battery that is important and crucial to outline the lifetime of detector node. Hence it's needed to possess economical energy utilization with aim of extending the lifetime of detector networks. One approach that greatly reduces this consumption of power is reduction of within detector networks information traffic that successively reduces the information sent to the bottom station. This method of collection information and causation it to the bottom station is termed as information aggregation. There area unit has several information aggregation techniques conferred by varied researchers with aim of rising the performance of wireless detector network in terms of energy consumption, network out-turn, packet delivery quantitative relation etc. primarily the information aggregation algorithms collection and aggregating data in economical utilization of power with aim of extend the period. Throughout this review paper, we tend to area unit planning to present the various existing strategies for in-network information aggregation in WSNs.

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ESPDA: Energy-efficient and Secure Pattern-based Data Aggregation for wireless sensor networks

Cited by 69 publications

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SDAF: A Secure Data Aggregation Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks

SDAF: A Secure Data Aggregation Framework for Wireless Sensor Networks

Security analysis of secure data aggregation protocols in wireless sensor networks

Data Aggregation Techniques in Wireless Sensor Networks: Literature Survey

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