A Novel Approach For Secure Scheme Of Detecting Data Provenance And Packet Drop Attacks In Sensor Networks

Syed Gulam Gouse, Dr.R.Kiran Kumar

Abstract


Sensor networks are utilized as a part of various application spaces, for example, digital physical framework frameworks, natural checking, control lattices, and so on. Information are created at an extensive number of sensor hub sources and handled in-organize at middle of the road jumps on their way to a Base Station (BS) that performs basic leadership. The assorted variety of information sources makes the need to guarantee the reliability of information, to such an extent that lone dependable data is considered in the choice procedure. Information provenance is a successful strategy to evaluate information reliability, since it outlines the historical backdrop of proprietorship and the activities performed on the information. Information provenance speaks to a key factor in assessing the reliability of sensor information. Provenance administration for sensor systems presents a few testing necessities, for example, low vitality and transfer speed utilization, effective capacity and secure transmission. In this paper particular commitments are:

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