Packet Drop Attack Detection Techniques in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks: A Review

Edemacu, Kennedy; Euku, Martin; Ssekibuule, Richard

doi:10.5121/ijnsa.2014.6506

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“…Malicious node/s also drops packets in network. To detect them various techniques are used: they are Watchdog, PathRater, Side Channel Monitoring (SCM), Monitoring Agent, Sequence Number Model and Two Ack on various parameters [6]. Nodes in network sometimes deliberately drops packet of other legitimate nodes; to encourage them Attack-Resilient Cooperation Stimulation (ARCS) system is applied to achieve fairness among the nodes.…”

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confidence: 99%

Packet Drop Analysis with Variation in Area and Number of Nodes in MANET

Gupta

Bansal

2019

SMSJ

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Mobile Ad hoc NETwork (MANET) are very helpful in situations where wired or wireless network, with some infrastructure, are not feasible. In such areas there are various possible challenges are: open channel, surrounding environment, resource scarcity. All these factors somehow prevent a MANET from working efficiently. Node/s in the network may drop all kind of packets and disturb the network activities to achieve its goal. Packet dropping is a serious issue. It can lead to data loss as well as disruption in routing and acknowledgement process. This paper analyzes variation in packet dropping nodes, by varying number of nodes, keeping the working area constant and by varying working area, keeping the number of nodes constant. Results obtained after analysis will be useful to find out optimum number of nodes in an area. Outcome of the current work will lead in efficient working of network.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Packet Drop Analysis with Variation in Area and Number of Nodes in MANET

Gupta

Bansal

2019

SMSJ

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“…Kennedy Edemacu et al [2] propose several techniques to deal with the packet drop attack: (i)Watch Dog Technique: In this technique, every node acts as a watchdog agent monitoring packet transmissions to neighboring nodes..…”

Section: Packet Dropping Attack Detection Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…A PN can recognize when a packet has not been forwarded by an intermediate node, in accordance with the routing time. When the timer of a packet expires and the outgoing packet has not been matched, the observed packet is considered a dropped packet [7]. Packets might be dropped, for example, due to mobility or bad channel, buffer overflow, and, as a result, the node could be considered a cheater.…”

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confidence: 99%