An Improved MAC Address Based Intrusion Detection and Prevention System in MANET Sybil Attacks
Journal: Bonfring International Journal of Research in Communication Engineering (Vol.7, No. 1)Publication Date: 2017-02-28
Authors : C.A. Gokula Krishnan; Dr.A. Suphalakshmi;
Page : 01-05
Keywords : Intrusion Detection; Network Security; Network Communication; MANET.;
Abstract
A Mobile Adhoc Network is a communication medium that does not rely on secure infrastructure .It is a group of independent mobile nodes that can transfer to communicate each other via radio waves. These networks are fully circulated, and can work at any apartment without the help of any permanent infrastructure as access points or base locations. As in ad- hoc network communication intermediate in network medium is air so it would be easy for invader to fetch information from air intermediate using sniffing simulation software tool. There is an occurrence which causes so abundant obliteration to a network called Sybil attack as intrusion. In the Sybil attack a each node presents numerous fake characteristics to other swellings in the network. In this paper, we realized to in tentds the Sybil Attack Detection Based on MAC address classification technique which is used to detect the Sybil nodes in the network and also prevent it. The in defender uses dissimilar identities at the same time to create attacks. A solitary attacker could imaginary nodes to report the being of a false bottleneck in circulation. MANETs are mostly related to illegally assembly sensitive evidence info about mobile nodes. To transmit between a source and its destination to analyses the intrusions, to treasure the consequence on data and broadcast time on network communication.
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