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2020-04-06
Sun, YunZhe, Zhao, QiXi, Zhang, PeiYun.  2019.  Trust Degree Calculation Method Based on Trust Blockchain Node. 2019 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations and Logistics, and Informatics (SOLI). :122–127.
Due to the diversity and mobility of blockchain network nodes and the decentralized nature of blockchain networks, traditional trust value evaluation indicators cannot be directly used. In order to obtain trusted nodes, a trustworthiness calculation method based on trust blockchain nodes is proposed. Different from the traditional P2P network trust value calculation, the trust blockchain not only acquires the working state of the node, but also collects the special behavior information of the node, and calculates the joining time by synthesizing the trust value generated by the node transaction and the trust value generated by the node behavior. After the attenuation factor is comprehensively evaluated, the trusted nodes are selected to effectively ensure the security of the blockchain network environment, while reducing the average transaction delay and increasing the block rate.
2020-03-02
Arifeen, Md Murshedul, Islam, Al Amin, Rahman, Md Mustafizur, Taher, Kazi Abu, Islam, Md.Maynul, Kaiser, M Shamim.  2019.  ANFIS based Trust Management Model to Enhance Location Privacy in Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks. 2019 International Conference on Electrical, Computer and Communication Engineering (ECCE). :1–6.
Trust management is a promising alternative solution to different complex security algorithms for Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks (UWSN) applications due to its several resource constraint behaviour. In this work, we have proposed a trust management model to improve location privacy of the UWSN. Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System (ANFIS) has been exploited to evaluate trustworthiness of a sensor node. Also Markov Decision Process (MDP) has been considered. At each state of the MDP, a sensor node evaluates trust behaviour of forwarding node utilizing the FIS learning rules and selects a trusted node. Simulation has been conducted in MATLAB and simulation results show that the detection accuracy of trustworthiness is 91.2% which is greater than Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining (KDD) 99 intrusion detection based dataset. So, in our model 91.2% trustworthiness is necessary to be a trusted node otherwise it will be treated as a malicious or compromised node. Our proposed model can successfully eliminate the possibility of occurring any compromised or malicious node in the network.