Paper Info
Title
Novel Trust Based Energy Aware Routing Mechanism for Mitigation of Black Hole Attacks in MANET.
Abstract
The open transmission characteristics in wireless environments and scarce energy resources generated many challenging factors in MANET’s. Presently, MANET’s are highly employed in security related applications. Moreover, security problems and energy efficiency are considered as the supreme factors in MANET whereas, the security threats emerges out due to their scare resource characteristics; hence their functionalities are highly degraded with numerous security attacks namely, the cruel black hole attack (BHA). The BHA mainly distresses the data collection and makes an effort to engage in most of the links as possible to increase the resource constrained issues in the network. In order to withstand these issues, we propose a novel trust based energy aware routing (TEAR) mechanism for MANETs. The most important characteristics of TEAR mechanism is that it mitigates BHs through the dynamic generation of multiple detection routes to detect the BHs quickly as possible and provides better data route security by obtaining the nodal trust. More significantly, the TEAR mechanism can effectively handle both the creation and sharing of these multi-detection routes for the detection of BHs. Essentially, these multi-detection routes in TEAR mechanism are generated by wholly utilizing the energy in non-hotspots (i.e. without wasting the energy) to improve the energy efficiency and desired data route security. The theoretical and experimental analysis proved that our TEAR mechanism exhibited better performance than that of the earlier research works. The TEAR mechanism highly optimizes the lifespan of network by avoiding the black hole attacks and drastically increasing the probability of successful data routing.
Year
DOI
Venue
2019
10.1007/s11277-019-06120-8
Wireless Personal Communications
Keywords
Field
DocType
Trust, Energy efficiency, Security, Black hole attack, MANET, Network lifespan
Mobile ad hoc network,Data collection,Wireless,Packet drop attack,Efficient energy use,Computer science,Computer network,Black hole,Energy resources
Journal
Volume
Issue
ISSN
104
4
0929-6212
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
2
0.38
29
Authors
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
R. Tino Merlin120.38
R. Ravi261.17