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The design and evaluation of interleaved authentication for filtering false reports in multipath routing WSNs

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The design and evaluation of interleaved authentication for filtering false reports in multipath routing WSNs
In this paper, we consider filtering false reports in braided multipath routing sensor networks. While multipath routing provides better resilience to various faults in sensor networks, it has two problems regarding the authentication design. One is that, due to the large number of partially overlapped routing paths between the source and sink nodes, the authentication overhead could be very high if these paths are authenticated individually; the other is that false reports may escape the authentication check through the newly identified node association attack. In this paper we propose enhancements to solve both problems such that secure and efficient authentication can be achieved in multipath routing. The proposed scheme is (t +1)-resilient, i.e. it is secure with up to t compromised nodes. The upper bound that a false report may be forwarded in the network is O(t2). Key words: Authentication, Sensor Networks, False Report Filtering, Security
Youtao Zhang, Jun Yang 0002, Hai T. Vu, Yizhi Wu
Added 23 May 2011
Updated 23 May 2011
Type Journal
Year 2010
Where WINET
Authors Youtao Zhang, Jun Yang 0002, Hai T. Vu, Yizhi Wu
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