Network Coding for Energy Eﬃcient Transmission in Wireless Body Area Networks

Talha, Syed Muhammad Umar; Ahmad, Robiah; Kiani, Aysha Karim; Alam, Muhammad Mahtab

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2017.08.285

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“…The NC features are highly helpful in improving the strength of WSN connection and in reducing latency. Talha et al (2017) have put up an NC-based spectrum and energy efficiency broadcasting approach for the WBAN, which provides better options for direct communication. Talha and fellow Members as shown by NC technology (Choudhary and Pahuja, 2022; Peralta et al , 2019), communication reliability and reconstruction of actual data on disorder and loss of data in the Internet of Vehicles and the VANETs is enhanced.…”

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Optimized security algorithm for connected vehicular network

Choudhary

2023

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Purpose As the number of devices that connect to the Internet of Things (IoT) has grown, privacy and security issues have come up. Because IoT devices collect so much sensitive information, like user names, locations, phone numbers and even how they usually use energy, it is very important to protect users' privacy and security. IoT technology will be hard to use on the client side because IoT-enabled devices do not have clear privacy and security controls. Design/methodology/approach IoT technology would be harder to use on the client side if the IoT did not offer enough well-defined ways to protect users’ privacy and security. The goal of this research is to protect people's privacy in the IoT by using the oppositional artificial flora optimization (EGPKC-OAFA) algorithm to generate the best keys for the ElGamal public key cryptosystem (EGPKC). The EGPKC-OAFA approach puts the most weight on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard for MAC, which is the most important part of the standard. The security field is part of the MAC header of this standard. In addition, the MAC header includes EGPKC, which makes it possible to make authentication keys as quickly as possible. Findings With the proliferation of IoT devices, privacy and security have become major concerns in the academic world. Security and privacy are of the utmost importance due to the large amount of personally identifiable information acquired by IoT devices, such as name, location, phone numbers and energy use. Client-side deployment of IoT technologies will be hampered by the absence of well-defined privacy and security solutions afforded by the IoT. The purpose of this research is to present the EGPKC with optimum key generation using the EGPKC-OAFA algorithm for the purpose of protecting individual privacy within the context of the IoT. The EGPKC-OAFA approach is concerned with the MAC standard defined by the IEEE 802.15.4 standard, which includes the security field in its MAC header. Also, the MAC header incorporates EGPKC, which enables the fastest possible authentication key generation. In addition, the best methodology award goes to the OAFA strategy, which successfully implements the optimum EGPKC selection strategy by combining opposition-based (OBL) and standard AFA ideas. The EGPKC-OAFA method has been proved to effectively analyze performance in a number of simulations, with the results of various functions being identified. Originality/value In light of the growing prevalence of the IoT, an increasing number of people are becoming anxious about the protection and confidentiality of the personal data that they save online. This is especially true in light of the fact that more and more things are becoming connected to the internet. The IoT is capable of gathering personally identifiable information such as names, addresses and phone numbers, as well as the quantity of energy that is used. It will be challenging for customers to adopt IoT technology because of worries about the security and privacy of the data generated by users. In this work, the EGPKC is paired with adversarial artificial flora, which leads in an increase to the privacy security provided by EGPKC for the IoT (EGPKC-OAFA). The MAC security field that is part of the IEEE 802.15.4 standard is one of the areas that the EGPKC-OAFA protocol places a high focus on. The Authentication Key Generation Protocol Key Agreement, also known as EGPKCA, is used in MAC headers. The abbreviation for this protocol is EGPKCA. The OAFA technique, also known as the combination of OBL and AFA, is the most successful method for selecting EGPKCs. This method is recognized by its acronym, OAFA. It has been shown via a variety of simulations that the EGPKC-OAFA technique is a very useful instrument for carrying out performance analysis.

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Optimized security algorithm for connected vehicular network

Choudhary

2023

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“…4 It aimed at providing better network service and overcoming the poor performance existing in the current transmission control protocol/Internet protocol (TCP/IP)-based Internet. Talha et al 5 implemented the cooperative network coding strategy for spectrum and energy efficiency in wireless body area networks. Work in Hu et al 6 presented integer linear programming optimization to increase transmission efficiency and maximize throughput with fairness provisioning.…”

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Throughput and resource optimization for adaptive coding‐based random access networks with correlated sources

Mehta

2020

Int J Communication

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SummaryModern wireless communication networks frequently have lower application throughput due to higher number of collisions and subsequent retransmission of data packets. Moreover, these networks are characterized by restricted computational capacity due to limited node‐battery power. These challenges can be assessed for deploying fast, reliable network design with resource‐restrained operation by means of concurrent optimization of multiple performance parameters across different layers of the conventional protocol stack. This optimization can be efficiently accomplished via cross‐layer design with the aid of network coding technique and optimal allocation of limited resources to wireless links. In this paper, we evaluate and analyze intersession coding across several source–destination pairs in random access ad hoc networks with inherent power scarcity and variable capacity links. The proposed work addresses the problem of joint optimal coding, rate control, power control, contention, and flow control schemes for multi‐hop heterogeneous networks with correlated sources. For this, we employ cross‐layer design for multiple unicast sessions in the system with network coding and bandwidth constraints. This model is elucidated for global optimal solution using CVX software through disciplined convex programming technique to find the improved throughput and power allocation. Simulation results show that the proposed model effectively incorporates throughput and link power management while satisfying flow conservation, bit error rate, data compression, power outage, and capacity constraints of the challenged wireless networks. Finally, we compare our model with three previous algorithms to demonstrate its efficacy and superiority in terms of various performance metrics such as transmission success probability, throughput, power efficiency, and delay.

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“…The properties of NC are particularly beneficial for enhancing the robustness and reducing delays of WSN communications (Figure 4 (1)). The authors of [44] presented a cooperative NC-based transmission technique for spectrum and energy efficiency in Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs) and showed the benefits in comparison to direct communication approach. Regarding Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs) and Internet of Vehicles (IoV), NC can improve the reliability of the transmission and can recover the original message in the event of disorder and loss of message, as it is shown in [45,46].…”

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Homomorphic Encryption and Network Coding in IoT Architectures: Advantages and Future Challenges

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The introduction of the Internet of Things (IoT) is creating manifold new services and opportunities. This new technological trend enables the connection of a massive number of devices among them and with the Internet. The integration of IoT with cloud platforms also provides large storage and computing capabilities, enabling Big Data analytics and bidirectional communication between devices and users. Novel research directions are showing that Network Coding (NC) can increase the robustness and throughput of wireless networks, as well as that Homomorphic Encryption (HE) can be used to perform computations in the cloud while maintaining data privacy.

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Network Coding for Energy Eﬃcient Transmission in Wireless Body Area Networks

Cited by 9 publications

References 8 publications

Optimized security algorithm for connected vehicular network

Optimized security algorithm for connected vehicular network

Throughput and resource optimization for adaptive coding‐based random access networks with correlated sources

Homomorphic Encryption and Network Coding in IoT Architectures: Advantages and Future Challenges

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