TECHNOLOGY Wormhole Attack Elimination in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks With OPTIMIZED

Multipath Algorithm, Waseem Ahad, V. Sharma · 2013

Communication has different terms for different use rs in the technology. Wireless and Ad-hoc communication are two main communication medium which are fulfilling different domain requirement for the users. Talking about Ad-hoc networks, usually communication is based on the ad-hoc protocol policies. Most of the users in allover ad-hoc network using Ad-hoc On Demand Distance Vector Protocol (AODV) for the basic communication due to simplicity and reliability of protocol. More usage also attracts number of attack ers which tends to disturb the communication. Most occurred a ttack in AODV network is Wormhole attack which provide lowest destination id to the source so t become the part of shortest selected path by AODV process. Th is attack starts proceeding by introducing the similar metrics which are taken into account by AODV while selecting the route for destination. It introduce lower number of hops and lower value of delay so that AODV will select the f ake route defined by attack automatically and after attack la unch, attack start decreasing the overall throughpu t of the network. Wormhole attack affects the network performance and overall network performance degraded a lot. To eli minate the effects of Wormhole attack, we have proposed a packet update scheme in which we fetch information from the neighbors for the enquiry of the suspected nodes in the network. Proposed scheme eliminate the Wormhole affects by finding all the malicious nodes which are presen t in the network and send broadcast to whole networ k for elimination of malicious nodes. Throughput and dela y are the parameters for the performance measurements of the network. Proposed scheme provides better results wi th 37 % less delay as compared to the previous prop osed schemes. Previous scheme provides slighter better r esults of 6% more throughput than our proposed sche me.

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