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Detection of denial of service attacks by domination graph application in wireless sensor networks

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In many web services systems, need extended confirmation of confidential information including access control policies, which are cryptographically certified for secure data exchanges in wireless sensor networks. The domination set in graph theory enriches many applications in the field of networks. One of the application with the novel procedure named school bus routing approach is proposed, which can coordinate the characteristics of the system, with the goal of detection of denial of service attacks. This strategy is employed that is most powerful adequate to schedule the sensor nodes in such a route, to the point that it monitors the network traffic for identification of source of attack and for the denial of service provision to the users. The throughput, packet loss ratio and packet delivery results were simulated and analyzed in the network based on the implementation of proposed routing approach. Our approach is more resilient for incorporation environment.

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  1. Panimalar Engineering College, Anna University, Chennai, India

    S. Balaji

  2. Anna University, Chennai, India

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Balaji, S., Sasilatha, T. Detection of denial of service attacks by domination graph application in wireless sensor networks. Cluster Comput 22 (Suppl 6), 15121–15126 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10586-018-2504-5

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