Node Replication Attack Detection in Distributed Wireless Sensor Networks
L. Sujihelen, Rajasekhar Boddu, S. Murugaveni, Ms. Arnika, Anandakumar Haldorai, Pundru Chandra Shaker Reddy, Suili Feng, Jiayin Qin
Abstract
Wireless sensor network (WSN) is an emerging technology used in emergency scenarios. There are a number of possible threats to WSNs because they use unsupervised IP addresses. Securing networks with unattended sensors is a real challenge nowadays. Sensor nodes lack power and storage, making them incompatible with normal security checks. It will be vital to make advancements in sensor network architecture and protocol design. There will be more vulnerability to attack if there is a lack of security. Especially, one key attack is node replication which induces the sensor node to acts as an original node, collecting data from the network and sending it to the attacker. In dynamic WSN, detecting an assault is difficult to find replica nodes. Therefore, this paper proposes a Strategic Security System (SSS) to discover replica nodes in static and dynamic distributed WSNs. It is mainly focused on enhancing detection accuracy, time delay, and communication overhead. The present system includes Single Stage Memory Random Walk with Network Division (SSRWND) and a Random‐walk‐based approach to detect clone attacks (RAWL). The proposed system has less memory and better detection accuracy.