Nodes Routing Mechanism for Manet in Adversarial Environment
Dhakshina Moorthi P, Boselin Prabhu, S. Sophia · SSRN Electronic Journal · 2016
The Mobile Ad-hoc Networks (MANETs) is wired freely and dynamic self-organize into arbitrary and temporary network topologies. MANETs operates in different propagation and network operating conditions. For security purpose MANET operates on many security protocols, power/energy-efficient protocol. Many of an existing routing protocol for security enhancement is based on location based routing and some gets attack from the attacker and also provide delay in packet transmission. In this paper proposal routing protocol method is Trust model Authenticated Anonymous Secure Routing (TAASR). Group Signature and Onion Routing with the trust model increases the efficiency of routing in MANET. Group signature in this secure routing provides an managing keys for group node. TAASR protocol concept is to defend the neighbor nodes attack by the way of key-encryption and decryption in route-request and route-reply in group nodes. The calculating trust value of the nodes in MANET routing can helps to reduce the end to end packet transfer delay between nodes and TAASR provides better result when compared to an existing protocol.