Network on Chip: A Framework for Routing in System on Chip

Ashokkumar, N.; Kavitha, A.

doi:10.1166/jctn.2015.4544

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“…All OBUs have fixed clocks that can be securely resynchronized when they travel through an area with RSU coverage. Every vehicle is equipped with a GPS (Global Positioning System) and the necessary interfaces to find services and contact the driver [20]. RSUs have more computational and storage power than OBUs.…”

Section: Network Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyber Security Issues and Solution in Vehicular Networks

Manikandan¹

2022

JAIMLNN

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Vehicle Ad-hoc Networks (VANETs), which share traffic-related information between cars and infrastructure and aid to enhance driver safety and road safety, are capable of and viable for implementing Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). efficient traffic flow. Nonetheless, the confidentiality and privacy of such information is crucial for VANET due to the open wireless access channel. Attackers can compromise VANET security by capturing, intercepting, altering, replaying, or deleting traffic-related information. Thus, the hottest study field right now is assuring the security and privacy of traffic-related information in VANETs. Vehicle communication has been the subject of extensive effort in this situation. Yet, in terms of security needs, security assaults, and performance effectiveness, these duties fall short of adequately addressing security challenges.This white paper organises various authentication and privacy systems into categories and analyses their workings, advantages and disadvantages, security needs, threats, and performance metrics. Lastly, we chose the research inquiries that would be posted in the VANET security area.

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Section: Network Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cyber Security Issues and Solution in Vehicular Networks

Manikandan¹

2022

JAIMLNN

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“…Data integrity, data security, and individual privacy are further significant IoT issues that need to be addressed, especially with low-resource devices and heterogeneous technologies [16][17][18]. One of the best techniques to safeguard the privacy of data and conversations is encryption.…”

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confidence: 99%

Fuzzy Enhanced Black Widow Spider with Secure Encryption Random Permutation Pseudo Algorithm for Energy Efficient Cluster Communication in WSN

M. S. S. Sasikumar,

A. E. Narayanan

2023

ARASET

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Devices connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) are increasingly being used. Modern mobile apps may be incorporated onto low-cost, low-power devices with the help of these extensions. This integration is made possible by the utilization of low-cost, low-power sensor nodes. All sensor nodes transmit data either directly or via a multi-hop path to other receivers or nodes. In order to enable effective inter-cluster communication through ideal cluster head selection, we build a fuzzy-enhanced black widow spider based on the Secure Encrypted Random Permutation Pseudo Algorithm (FEBWS-SERPPA) in this study. By taking energy, latency, and distance characteristics into account, the suggested FEBWS-SERPPA algorithm enhances the black widow spider optimization method by choosing the optimal cluster head in the cluster. To ensure its effectiveness, the suggested FEBWS-SERPPA algorithm's performance is compared to the state-of-the-art. The suggested FEBWS-SERPPA algorithm delivers enhanced performance speed with very low energy consumption and extended network lifetime when compared to existing cutting-edge methods.

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