Trust based authentication technique for cluster based vehicular ad hoc networks (VANET)

Sugumar, Rajendran; Rengarajan, A.; Jayakumar, C.

doi:10.1007/s11276-016-1336-6

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“…Krundyshev, V., et al [24] have discussed information security problems in transport networks VANET, a subtype of Mobile Ad hoc NETwork (MANET) in which moving vehicles were considered as networks hosts with wireless communications. Sugumar, R., et al [25] have proposed a trust-based authentication scheme for cluster-based VANETs. The method proposed in [25], the vehicles were clustered, and the trust degree of each node is estimated.…”

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VTD Protocol: A Cluster based Trust Model for Secure Communication in VANET

Ruban¹,

Paramasivan²

2020

IJIES

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Vehicular Ad-hoc Network (VANET) has wide application in developed/developing nations, for the effective management of vehicular traffic, and inter vehicular communication. In vehicular communication, the data includes traffic alert and safety warning. In most of the previous research achieved better quality in VANET routing. In some research, the researchers also proposed the security model for the secure transmission of these data. Instead of giving importance to the security of these data, trust ability of data and data transmitter is essential in VANET communication. In this paper a new protocol called Virtual Trust-ability Data transmission (VTD) is proposed for the effective handling of VANET. In the proposed protocol, three stages are used in the first stage a virtual topology is crated using a simple clustering technique. Then in the second stage the trust ability of every node or vehicle is analysed. In the last stage, the data are transmitted via the trusted vehicle and remove the false data from the communication. Then the performance of the proposed VTD protocol is analysed based on packet failure rate, bandwidth utilization and network scalability. The proposed VTD provided 94% of packet delivery ratio with 6% of the average packet failure. Similarly, the other performance also improved as compared to the conventional technique. So, it is clearly proving that the proposed VTD protocol can become a better alternate for the trust aware routing in VANET.

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“…Sugumar, R., et al [25] have proposed a trust-based authentication scheme for cluster-based VANETs. The method proposed in [25], the vehicles were clustered, and the trust degree of each node is estimated. The trust degree was a combination of direct trust degree and indirect trust degree.…”

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VTD Protocol: A Cluster based Trust Model for Secure Communication in VANET

Ruban¹,

Paramasivan²

2020

IJIES

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“…Sugumar, Rengarajan, and Jayakumar () proposed recently a trust‐based authentication scheme for cluster‐based VANETs is proposed. The vehicles are clustered, and the trust degree of each node is estimated.…”

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VANET security and forensics: Challenges and opportunities

Abassi

2019

WIREs Forensic Science

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Vehicular Ad hoc NETworks (VANETs) are a key part of the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) as they constitute an intelligent transport network where vehicles and some infrastructure collaborate to exchange messages about traffic, accidents, etc. In such context, security becomes a key component to ensure that exchanged messages were not modified or inserted for example. Consequently, a wide variety of research contributions have been recently presented to cope with this issue. This paper presents a review of most recent papers dealing with security issues in VANETs. Hence, it presents an overview of VANETs and mainly their characteristics as well as their main applications. Then, the main security challenges faced by VANETs are introduced. This is done by first listing their main security requirements, second by establishing attackers' profiles, and their attacks and third by introducing some security solutions. Finally, the opportunities and challenges related to VANETs security are presented such as Trust, Internet of Vehicle, etc.

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“…This approach takes parameters as of latency; reliability with high energy consumption against the AQRV and T-AOMDV and this is validated through simulation results. Sugumar et al [15] put forward a scheme of authentication trust-based intended for clustering based on VANETs. Thence this proposed clustering of the vehicles is achieved, and the trust degree of all the nodes is approximated.…”

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An Optimal Network Selection and Efficient Two Level Cluster-Based Routing Mechanisms for Seamless Vertical Handover in Vehicular Networks

Sophy*,

Aroquiaraj

2019

IJITEE

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Mobile Ad Hoc Network includes the crucial type Vehicular Ad-hoc Networks, (VANET). In this developed work, nodes are considered from vehicles and transmission capabilities are outfitted with its interconnected vehicles forming a network. Roadside equipment is fixed as all vehicles nearby are equipped with fixed equipment thus enabled communications in real-life application of VANET. In existing methodologies, designs of mobility are required by VANET specifically from Vertical Hand Over decision approach. This fails as of failure in links in networks on focusing issues. Thus, in dissemination of networks, routing is mandatory. Hence, our designed work of Effective two-layer cluster based Routing Mechanism is implemented in VANET to diminish the problems of failures in link. So, hybrid model is incorporated with Biogeography-Based Optimization (BBO) for choosing best available network done and process of vertical handover are done by ant colony optimization. Specific node for vertical handover is chosen based on the weight value from the hybrid model and deploys the SVM classification. On unsteady shape of topology, Effective Two-Level Cluster-based Routing Mechanism is used for maintenance of route. Initially, two clusters are formed with both links as strong and weak from divided nodes to perform routing among cluster members and the best route is chosen by greedy algorithm. High packet delivery ratio and low end to end delay is attained in this proposed approach from the analyzed results against existing methods.

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Trust based authentication technique for cluster based vehicular ad hoc networks (VANET)

Cited by 74 publications

References 13 publications

VTD Protocol: A Cluster based Trust Model for Secure Communication in VANET

VTD Protocol: A Cluster based Trust Model for Secure Communication in VANET

VANET security and forensics: Challenges and opportunities

An Optimal Network Selection and Efficient Two Level Cluster-Based Routing Mechanisms for Seamless Vertical Handover in Vehicular Networks

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