Releasing energy of compromised nodes in a secured heterogeneous Ad-Hoc Network(MANETs)
Shant Kumar Biradar, Sushma B Malipatil, Chandrakant Naikodi · 2015
Heterogeneous Nodes in a Mobile Ad Hoc NET-work(MANET) are having very constrained resources like memory, bandwidth, CPU speed, battery life etc. Here, Heterogeneous Nodes means, all/few nodes are having variety of functionality. Irrespective of having higher secured nodes and security algorithms in MANETs, some time, the honest nodes can be accessed by fraud/malicious nodes or simply attacked by cracking security walls, in the rare case a node itself can also turn into a malicious node or acting on abnormal behaviour. This kind of scenario makes hard for tuning, hence human may not be able to acquire and catch a fraud/malicious/turned node to avoid adversary affect or misusing node's data for different purpose which is hazardous in some cases like Border Monitoring. In this novel approach, we tweak such scenarios, discharging the energy of heterogeneous node which is a valuable resources of MANETs called as retiring or invalidating a node, hence such node may not be a part of genuine communication.