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A Novel Secured and Energy Efficient Routing Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks

Rana Asif Rehman, Muhammad Burhan, Jaydip Sen

Abstract


The sensor network is a broadcast network in which any signal can be captured by adversaries at any time. These features make wireless ad-hoc sensor networks more vulnerable than wired networks. This presents real challenges in the implementation of the following security requirements for WSNs. There are important key concepts were discussed in literature like Data Confidentiality, message authentication, data integrity in wireless sensor network. In the past decade many techniques have been proposed in the literature for detection and prevention of black hole attack in sensor network. The literature survey showing techniques suffers from very little false positives. In this research, suggests some feasible security model to further enhancement to tackling of black hole attack in the wireless sensor network.


Keywords


Wireless Sensor Networks, Black Hole Attack, Grey Hole Attack, Network Security.

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