Prevalent concerns with dynamic networks typically involve security. Especially with resource constraints in dynamic networks such as mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs), security needs to be of particular consideration. This is part of the implementation used in IEEE Syscon2016 [1]. In this demo paper, we present the solution concept involved in tracking collusion behavior in MANETs, by considering the possibility of having some group of nodes exhibiting malicious behavior and colluding to subvert the MANET. In a MANET, the availability of having data packets forwarded may be insubstantial due to the presence of selfish nodes. Nodes may not want to participate in the network to preserve their own resources. We model a packet-forwarding problem with a negotiation game, where an arbitrator acts as a cluster head and initiates a bargaining game. We simulate the effect of the coalition of malicious nodes in a mobile environment.