SecDEACH: Secure and Resilient Dynamic Clustering Protocol Preserving Data Privacy in WSNs

Han, Yunghsiang S.; Park, Minwoo; Chung, Tai-Myoung

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-12179-1_14

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“…On the other hand, all the nodes in the network remain alive in CPA with ADC. In order to compare the network connectivity of CPA and CPA with ADC, we assume that there is no collision occurring in the MAC (Media Access Control) layer such as [24]. At the earlier stage of the network, no failure appears in CPA and in CPA with ADC.…”

Section: Transmission Delaymentioning

confidence: 99%

Adaptive Duty-Cycling to Enhance Topology Control Schemes in Wireless Sensor Networks

Cha

Kim

et al. 2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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To prolong the network lifetime, various scheduling approaches that schedule wireless devices of nodes to switch between active and sleep states have been studied. Topology control schemes are one of the scheduling approaches that can extend the network lifetime and reduce the additional communication delays at the same time. However, they do not guarantee that all nodes have the same lifetime. They reduce the network coverage and prevent seamless communications. This paper proposes an adaptive dutycycling (ADC) scheme to solve the unbalanced energy consumption generated from the conventional topology control schemes. Our scheme can be applied as a subprocess of them and enable well-balanced energy consumption among all nodes by applying a different duty-cycle to each group based on group size. Therefore, ADC scheme reduces the coverage reduction and maintains the communication delay as a constant throughout the network lifetime. Simulation results show that our scheme extends the network lifetime by at least 25%. This paper also proposes t-ADC scheme. It can be more effectively applied to various environments by adjusting the duty-cycle determined by the ADC scheme which is based on the network traffic amount. We show that t-ADC scheme prolongs the lifetime up to 17% compared to ADC scheme in a low traffic network.

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Section: Transmission Delaymentioning

confidence: 99%

Adaptive Duty-Cycling to Enhance Topology Control Schemes in Wireless Sensor Networks

Cha

Kim

et al. 2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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“…The protocols proposed in [33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44] satisfy the termination, completeness, consistency, role and association nonmanipulability properties assuming a passive adversary, but only the termination and completeness properties 9 assuming an active or compromising adversary. We refer to this as property pattern 5-2-2, as five properties are met in case of a passive adversary, and two in case of both an active and a compromising adversary (see Table 1a).…”

Section: Property Pattern 5-2-2: Non-manipulable Protocols From the Vmentioning

confidence: 99%

Secure and reliable clustering in wireless sensor networks: A critical survey

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In the past few years, research interest has been increased towards wireless sensor networks (WSNs) and their application in both the military and civil domains. To support scalability in WSNs and increase network lifetime, nodes are often grouped into disjoint clusters. However, secure and reliable clustering, which is critical in WSNs deployed in hostile environments, has gained modest attention so far or has been limited only to fault tolerance. In this paper, we review the state-of-the-art of clustering protocols in WSNs with special emphasis on security and reliability issues. First, we define a taxonomy of security and reliability for cluster head election and clustering in WSNs. Then, we describe and analyze the most relevant secure and reliable clustering protocols. Finally, we propose countermeasures against typical attacks and show how they improve the discussed protocols.

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“…We refer this scheme to as Dong's scheme hereafter. Contrarily, paper [28] considers the residual energy and the distances from members to the sink and picks up the best candidate as a CH. We refer this scheme to as Han's scheme in this paper.…”

Section: Key Chain Schemesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For this reason, we categorize those schemes according to what they use to protect the CH elections and deal with each category and its representative schemes focusing on their adaption to the new UAV-aided CH election framework. We categorize the security-driven CH election schemes into predistributed key schemes [26,27], random number schemes [42,45], key chain schemes [28,44], and cryptographic schemes [31,41] in this paper. For each category of those schemes, we first reveal its basic operation and then explain some representative schemes.…”

Section: Classification Of Security-driven Ch Election Schemes For Gementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Because a UAV-based WSN also suffers from the same vulnerabilities, secure CH election for the UAV-based WSN is essential for its successful operation. Up to now, a lot of research works dealing with CH election security for general WSNs [26][27][28][29][30][31][41][42][43][44][45] have been proposed. However, to our best knowledge, there is no study dealing with CH election security for a UAVbased WSN.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A UAV-Aided Cluster Head Election Framework and Applying Such to Security-Driven Cluster Head Election Schemes: A Survey

Wang

Lee

Ahn

et al. 2018

Security and Communication Networks

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UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) are now drawing a lot of attention from academic and research fields as well as the general public. The UAS is expected to provide many promising applications such as intelligent transportation system, disaster management, search and rescue, public safety, smart delivery, wild species monitoring, and wireless service area extension. More specifically, as a part of the wireless service extension, we deal with the information dissemination and collection using a UAV in this paper. In this application, because the UAV communicates with each CH (Cluster Head) to collect data from sensor nodes or to disseminate information to the sensor nodes, well-behaved and qualified nodes should be elected as CHs and their integrity should be preserved. Even though a UAV makes the information dissemination and collection process efficient in a WSN, we can make the UAV help the election of new CHs to mitigate the threat of compromised CHs. To this aim, we first propose a UAV-aided CH election framework where a UAV delivers the critical information collected from sensors to the sink, and the sink reselects a set of well-behaved and qualified CHs considering the information. Then, we classify the existing security-driven CH election schemes into several categories and explain the principle of each category and its representative schemes. For each representative scheme, we also explain how to adapt it into the UAV-aided CH election framework. Next, we identify some desirable security properties that a CH election scheme should provide and reveal the security level that each representative scheme reaches for the desirable security properties. Next, we compare communication and computation overhead of the security-driven CH election schemes in terms of the big O notation. In conclusion, we reveal what we have learned from this survey work and provide a future work item.

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SecDEACH: Secure and Resilient Dynamic Clustering Protocol Preserving Data Privacy in WSNs

Cited by 10 publications

References 14 publications

Adaptive Duty-Cycling to Enhance Topology Control Schemes in Wireless Sensor Networks

Adaptive Duty-Cycling to Enhance Topology Control Schemes in Wireless Sensor Networks

Secure and reliable clustering in wireless sensor networks: A critical survey

A UAV-Aided Cluster Head Election Framework and Applying Such to Security-Driven Cluster Head Election Schemes: A Survey

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