Lightweight key establishment with the assistance of mutually connected sensors in wireless sensor networks (WSNs)

Wei, Liu; Harn, Lein; Weng, Jian

doi:10.1049/cmu2.12312

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“…This figure takes fewer time data for data description with different sizes. It obtains better results than Liu (2) , https://www.indjst.org/ Pathack G. (6) and Vandervelden (7) . The proposed system reduces data encryption time due to small key generation.…”

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confidence: 96%

“…According to analysis, reactive protocols such as Dynamic Source as well as Dynamic MANET on Demand Routing function best than composite protocols such as Zone Routing Protocol when used in sensor systems with higher duty cycles. (1) Liu, W. et al (2) proposed technique describes a revolutionary lightweight key establishment architecture built on top of random key distribution. It can boost the likelihood of communication between two nearby sensors, and the second approach can also let sensors verify the pairwise key that has been formed.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Lightweight Cryptography Using Pairwise Key Generation and Malicious Node Detection in Large Wireless Sensor Network

Sall,

Bansode

2023

IJST

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Objectives: To design and develop pairwise key generation techniques for malicious node detection in wireless sensor network. Method: The lightweight key generation method has been used for data encryption with the collaboration of the sender node, entry node and destination. The unique identity of the destination server has utilized for data encryption and decryption as a master key. The proposed method generates a concise key length that reduces encryption and decryption time. It also helps to detect the misbehaviour of internal nodes when it takes higher time for data decryption and transmission. Findings: The proposed system reduces end to end delay around 10%, the packet delivery ratio improves by 3.30%, throughput by 9.87, and energy consumption by 20.50% than Advanced Encryption Standard and Rivest Shamir Adleman algorithm. The proposed encryption algorithm compresses the cypher data, reducing the network overhead, and detecting malicious nodes, providing higher security from internal and external intruders. This simulation obtains better results than existing systems that enhance around 7-9% throughput with all QoS parameters. Novelty: The proposed system eliminates network overhead of key transmission to the destination. Using this approach, the sender node generates a lightweight key for data encryption using the destination node, which means only the destination node can decrypt the data using the generation of similar keys. When any random node tries to generate such keys, it violates time-bound, and system detects as a malicious node.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 96%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lightweight Cryptography Using Pairwise Key Generation and Malicious Node Detection in Large Wireless Sensor Network

Sall,

Bansode

2023

IJST

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“…Table 2 presents a detailed analysis and contrast between the PDCH and the proposed protocol, highlighting significant performance improvements. The results indicate that the proposed method is innovative, offering energy savings and enhanced packet transfer by mitigating packet drop, distinguishing itself from other key protocols like (9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14)(15).…”

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confidence: 97%

“…The protocol surpasses 'LEACH' across various network sizes and topologies, reducing the overhead associated with active cluster formation in LEACH. Additionally, PEGASIS minimizes the data broadcast workload by efficiently organizing a chain for data gathering, ensuring a more evenly distributed power capacity throughout the network (11) (12) .…”

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Advancing Wireless Sensor Networks through Performance Evaluation of M-PDCH Routing Protocol for Enhanced Quality of Service

Vhatkar,

Aalam,

Atique

2024

IJST

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Objective: The decisive aim of this investigation is to improve the capabilities and limitations of PEGASIS with Double Cluster Head (PDCH), for enhancing the overall Quality of Service (QoS) in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs). Methods: This research is intended at the application of efficient routing protocol for wireless sensor networks. It works on the principle of the formation of cluster head and clustering. This is accomplished to achieve high QoS for WSN. Improving the efficacy of a WSN protocol is decisive for optimizing communication, resource utilization, and overall effectiveness. An innovative and novel protocol named Mobile-PDCH (M-PDCH) has been devised, developed, and tested. Here several parameters have been carefully investigated for enhancing the performance of a WSN protocol such as energy consumption, delay, and packet loss. A simulation environment has been created to evaluate, compare, and validate the performance and to suggest the desired applications of the proposed protocol. Findings: In the hierarchical category, PDCH performs better compared to all the other protocols. But it suffers from high packet drop, which decrease the performance of the protocol. To improve the performance of sensor networks, there is a need for adaptive routing protocol. The examination of simulation outcomes for the recommended protocol, M-PDCH, has been conducted in comparison with PDCH. The findings indicate that the protocol exhibits superior performance. The proposed algorithm improves the packet drop by 29.75%, reduces delay by 23.28%, and lowers energy consumption by 19.18% when compared to PDCH. Novelty: A novel adaptive routing protocol termed M-PDCH has been proposed for the enhancement of the WSN life span and durability of the sensor nodes. The simulation results show that the proposed algorithm produces better results compared to PDCH protocol. The various QoS parameter results are compared, verified, and validated with existing protocol PDCH. Keywords: WSN, PDCH, Design issues, Metrics, QoS, HRP

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Efficient key distribution for secure and energy-optimized communication in wireless sensor network using bioinspired algorithms

Khadidos,

Alhebaishi,

Khadidos

et al. 2024

Alexandria Engineering Journal

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Lightweight key establishment with the assistance of mutually connected sensors in wireless sensor networks (WSNs)

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Lightweight Cryptography Using Pairwise Key Generation and Malicious Node Detection in Large Wireless Sensor Network

Lightweight Cryptography Using Pairwise Key Generation and Malicious Node Detection in Large Wireless Sensor Network

Advancing Wireless Sensor Networks through Performance Evaluation of M-PDCH Routing Protocol for Enhanced Quality of Service

Efficient key distribution for secure and energy-optimized communication in wireless sensor network using bioinspired algorithms

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