Experimental Analysis of Secured Routing Protocol Establishments over Wireless Sensor Network
C. Senthilkumar, G. Ramkumar, G Anitha, M Sureshkumar., M. Ayyadurai
Abstract
Now-a-days Communication and other related modes are getting a drastic development “With some dynamic features. The logic of Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is helpful to achieve these kinds of communication needs around the globe. The route selection and transmission over the selected path is a general way of data transmission from source or transmitter end to the receiver or destination end. The route selection varies depends on the protocol followed over the communication medium, in which it differs based on the cost, distance and other related metrics. However, the major concern needs to concentrate over Wireless Sensor Network is a Security. In this paper, a novel route maintenance and data security aspects are analyzed “With experimental associations by using a new hybrid methodology called Hybrid Route Management Strategy (HRMS), in which the proposed routing scheme integrates some powerful metrics such as Dynamic Source Routing (DSR) and Fuzzy Interference Logic (FIL) to deal “With complex routing scenario and provides a proper communication medium between source and destination entities. The proposed routing metric called HRMS associates a crypto security feature called Improved Advanced Encryption Standard Methodology (IAFSM) to provide a data security over transmissions. For all, the proposed hybrid logic integrates several advanced communication logics to improve the transmission and reception schema better as compared With the classical WSNs routing protocols. The major intention of this HRMS approach is to build the robust routing protocol With proper security measures as well as the protocol is modified With respect to DSR norms to improve the path metric in good manner.