Evaluation of proposed technique for detection of Sybil attack in VANET
Keywords:
VANET, Sybil, Monitor modeAbstract
The vehicular Adhoc networks are the self configuring and de-centralized type of network in which no central controller is present. The vehicle nodes have high mobility due to which path establishment from source to destination is the major issue in the network. Sybil attack is such a critical attack where the multiple messages are created by the attacker and are sent to other vehicles with different Ids each time. This makes the other nodes get confused such that the nodes assume the messages are arriving from other nodes. Due to this a jam occurs within the network. This forces the vehicle to choose another path and leave the road which is a benefit for the attacker.In the recent times, various techniques have been proposed for the detection of malicious nodes from the network. The proposed technique is based on monitor mode and signal strength based technique. The simulation is been performed in Ns2 and results shows that purposed technique shows good results in terms of various parameters.
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