Biblio

In Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs), energy and security are two critical concerns that must be addressed. Because of the scarcity of energy, several security measures are restricted. For secure data routing in WSN, it becomes vital to identify insider packet drop attacks. The trust mechanism is an effective strategy for detecting this assault. Each node in this system validates the trustworthiness of its neighbors before transmitting packets, ensuring that only trust-worthy nodes get packets. With such a trust-aware scheme, however, there is a risk of false alarm. This work develops an adaptive trust computation model (TCM)which is implemented in our already proposed Chimp Optimization Algorithm-based Energy-Aware Secure Routing Protocol (COA-EASRP) for WSN. The proposed technique computes the optimal path using the hybrid combination of COA-EASRP and AODV as well as TCM is used to indicate false alarms in detecting selfish nodes. Our Proposed approach provides the series of Simulation outputs carried out based on various parameters

NEMESIS provides powerful and cost-effective defenses against extreme Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) attacks through a number of network maneuvers. However, selection of which maneuvers to deploy when and with what parameters requires great care to achieve optimal outcomes in the face of overwhelming attack. Analytical wargaming allows game theoretic optimal Courses of Action (COA) to be created real-time during live operations, orders of magnitude faster than packet-level simulation and with equivalent outcomes to even expert human hand-crafted COAs.