HEEP (Hybrid Energy Efficiency Protocol) based on chain clustering

Boubiche, Djallel Eddine; Bilami, Azeddine

doi:10.1504/ijsnet.2011.040901

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“…In the simulation, 10 attacker nodes are randomly deployed in the network field. Each attacker node tries to integrate the To show the impact of data aggregation attack, a multi-hop routing protocol named hybrid energy efficiency protocol (HEEP) [26] is used in the simulation environment based on data aggregation mechanism. In HEEP, the network is organized into clusters.…”

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SDAW: secure data aggregation watermarking-based scheme in homogeneous WSNs

Boubiche

Toral-Cruz

et al. 2015

Telecommun Syst

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Redundant data retransmission problem in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) can be eliminated using the data aggregation process which combines similar data to reduce the resource-consumption and consequently, saves energy during data transmission. In the recent days, many researchers have focused on securing this paradigm despite the constraints it imposes such as the limited resources. Most of the solutions proposed to secure the data aggregation process in WSNs are essentially based on the use of encryption keys to protect data during their transmission in the network. Indeed, the key generation and distribution mechanisms involve additional computation costs and consume more of energy. Considering this, in this paper, we propose a new security mechanism to secure data aggregation in WSNs called SDAW (secure data aggregation watermarking-based B Djallel Eddine Boubiche scheme in homogeneous WSNs). Our mechanism aims to secure the data aggregation process while saving energy. For this, the mechanism uses a lightweight fragile watermarking technique without encryption to insure the authentication and the integrity of the sensed data while saving the energy. The links between the sensor nodes and the aggregation nodes, and also the links between the aggregation nodes and the base station are secured by using the watermarking mechanism.

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SDAW: secure data aggregation watermarking-based scheme in homogeneous WSNs

Boubiche

Toral-Cruz

et al. 2015

Telecommun Syst

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“…We assume the same multi-hop routing protocol we proposed in [27], which consists to establish a chain of neighborhood nodes at each cluster. The base station is responsible of the formation of clusters, the election of CHs and the establishment of chains of node based on routing information (identifier, geographical position and energy reserve) sent by all nodes in the network.…”

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Cross Layer Intrusion Detection System for Wireless Sensor Network

Boubiche¹

2012

IJNSA

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“…Indeed, the proposed security mechanism can be applied to different listen/sleep Mac protocols; however we focus in this study to apply our security mechanism on SMAC protocol. We assume the same multi-hop routing protocol which we proposed in [15]. Also the SMAC synchronization schedule is sent only to the neighborhood routing nodes.…”

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“…To preserve their energy, sensor nodes will cycle in and out of a low-power sleep mode. The simulation parameters used in our simulation model are summarized in the table below: We assume a homogeneo [15], where collected data i path. The clusters formatio in centralized way by the ba el proposed in [16], wher lec=50nJ/bit, εfs=10pJ/bit/m tion is set as EDA=5nJ/bit/s SMAC protocol is used t sleep mode and idle mode time and sleep time are fix riods: SYNC time (88ms) a 10 frame cycle.…”

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A Cross Layer Energy Efficient Security Mechanism for Denial of Sleep Attacks on Wireless Sensor Network

Boubiche

Bilami

Athmani

2012

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Abstract. Wireless sensor networks are particularly exposed to several kinds of attacks. Due to resources constrained property in WSN, Denial of sleep attacks is recognized as one of the most serious threats. Attacks of this type exhaust power supply of sensor nodes and reduce the sensor lifetime. Most of existing researches propose authentication and encryption solutions to protect the network from denial of sleep attacks. However, it is more efficient to use simpler solutions to the same security challenges due to limited processing capability, memory storage, and energy capacity. In this paper we propose a cross layer energy-efficient security mechanism to protect the network from these attacks. Simulation reveals that our proposal is energy efficient and able to achieve significant performance in term of preventing network nodes from different denial of sleep attacks.

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HEEP (Hybrid Energy Efficiency Protocol) based on chain clustering

Cited by 37 publications

References 17 publications

SDAW: secure data aggregation watermarking-based scheme in homogeneous WSNs

SDAW: secure data aggregation watermarking-based scheme in homogeneous WSNs

Cross Layer Intrusion Detection System for Wireless Sensor Network

A Cross Layer Energy Efficient Security Mechanism for Denial of Sleep Attacks on Wireless Sensor Network

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