REVIN: Reduced Energy Virtuous Immune Network for WSN
Keywords:
Sink Node, Security, Localization, Clustering, nergy Constrained, WSNAbstract
Sink node’s location privacy is one of the critical issues in wireless sensor network (WSN), as sink node is the central point of sensed data collection and act as gateway between wireless network and wired infrastructure. An attacker can attack on sink node to capture whole network due to shared nature of wireless channel. In existing work, large energy consumption is there in providing security to sink node. So there is a trade-off between energy consumption and security in WSN. To address these issues, we have proposed an algorithm in this paper, named REVIN (Reduced Energy Virtuous Immune Network). In proposed algorithm, a small fraction of advanced nodes are used to prolong the network lifetime. Sleep scheduling mechanism is implemented in static fixed clusters. Region based clustering is done by sink node. To provide privacy of sink node lo cation, at least 15 other nodes in the WSN have similar traffic statistics as the sink node. Simulation results show that our proposed algorithm perform better in terms of energy consuption and provide better sink node privacy.
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