A Survey of the Self-Operative Trust Scheme against MANET Disruptions

Abstract

-A mobile ad hoc network is a group of nodes that lacks an infrastructure, making it simple to set up and deploy right away. All nodes in this type of network perform the role of routers in addition to their normal operations. All nodes are allowed to move at random in a MANET because of the network's mobility and dynamic nature, which causes frequent changes in topology. The complexity of routing the packets from source to destination is therefore invited. The numerous difficulties and problems relating to the trust value or scheme in the mobile ad hoc network are discussed in this article, and we also offer the survey for the network's trust scheme.