Online ISSN: 2515-8260

DISTANCE VECTOR REPORT AUTHENTICATION ADJUSTABLE ROUTING PROTOCOL USING SECURE VERIFICATION-BASED DYNAMIC NODE SELECTION IN MOBILE AD-HOC NETWORK

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G.BALAMURUGAN , Dr.P.VIJAYAKUMAR M.Sc., M.Phil.,Ph.D

Abstract

Mobile Ad Hoc Network (MANET) is a wireless network without an access point or node physical infrastructure cooperation. Protection of data communication is because the nature of MANET is a major challenge.A particularly challenging problem is how to detect and maintain viable routing protocol possible attacks. In the mobile ad-hoc network, each node must be capable of routing data, self-organization, and taking care of the routing domain. The current implementation of laws and regulations has been a complex issue due to the lack of fast-moving and fixed infrastructure nodes. The existing system of malicious nodes in the adhoc network destroys the network performance of the original system. When a new node joins the network, the network does not have other nodes based on trust any major difficulties in the relationship between ad-hoc networks. Thus, the proposed system provides ad-hoc network routing security and authentication. In this proposed system, each node needs to introduce a Distance Vector Report Authentication Adjustable Routing Protocol (DVRAARP) and Secure Verification-Based Dynamic Node Selection (SVBDNS) algorithm. DVRAARP provides solutions to the greater threat of mobile ad-hoc network attacks. Enhanced SVBDNS requires its next hop to send confirmation emails to the originating node by maintaining the DVRAARP table. After receiving the route reply and confirmation routing path, the data was forward to the destination with encrypted using anRSA (Rivest, Shamir, Adleman) proxy with re-encryption. An SVBDNS algorithm is improved and extended by adding more realistic strategies such as varying node position, movement, speed, and data verification. Also, to identify the malicious nodes, it has been observed that this method will lead to the proposed system fewer savings and less breakage of communication.

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