Trust based mechanism with AODV protocol for prevention of black-hole attack in MANET scenario
Apurva Jain, Urmila Prajapati, Piyush Chouhan · 2016
Mobile ad-hoc network is an agglomeration of mobile nodes that can communicate without the presence of a fix infrastructure; this lack of infrastructure makes it at risk and open to various attacks. The black hole attack is one of the perilous security risks that increases the network overhead and interrupt the standard functioning of the network, TAODV routing protocol is preferable under such circumstances. In this analysis, TAODV (Trust Based Ad-hoc Network) is used under different traffic patterns like CBR, Exponential and Pareto. As a propagation environment, indoor shadowing environment is used and observe different Quality of Services (QoS).