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Energy-Efficient Model for Intruder Detection Using Wireless Sensor Network
A wireless sensor network (WSN) can be used for various purposes, including area monitoring, health care, smart cities, and defence. Numerous complex issues arise in these applications, including energy efficiency, coverage, and intruder detection. Intruder detection is a significant obstacle in various wireless sensor network applications. It causes data fusion that jeopardizes the network’s confidentiality, lifespan, and coverage. Various algorithm has been proposed for intruder detection where each node act as an agent, or some monitoring nodes are deployed for intruder detection. The proposed protocol detects intruders by transmitting a known bit from the Cluster Head (CH) to all nodes. The legal nodes must acknowledge their identification to the CH in order to be valid; otherwise, if the CH receives an incorrect acknowledgement from a node or receives no acknowledgement at all, it is an intruder. The proposed protocol assists in protecting sensor data from unauthorized access and detecting the intruder with its location through the identity of other legal nodes. The simulation results show that the proposed protocol delivers better results for identifying intruders for various parameters.
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Interconnection Networks (JOIN) is an international scientific journal dedicated to advancing the state-of-the-art of interconnection networks. The journal addresses all aspects of interconnection networks including their theory, analysis, design, implementation and application, and corresponding issues of communication, computing and function arising from (or applied to) a variety of multifaceted networks. Interconnection problems occur at different levels in the hardware and software design of communicating entities in integrated circuits, multiprocessors, multicomputers, and communication networks as diverse as telephone systems, cable network systems, computer networks, mobile communication networks, satellite network systems, the Internet and biological systems.