Enhanced and More Secure AODV Routing Protocol to Avoid Black Hole Attack In MANET
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https://doi.org/10.18486/ijcsnt/3.1.038Keywords:
Mobile Adhoc Network Component, DOS, Black Hole Attack, AODV, Collaborative Black Hole AttackAbstract
Nowadays wireless networks are much popular due to increasing user requirement in wireless connectivity irrespective of their location and topology. There is a greater risk of attacks in MANET because of low security given by the user. Black hole attack is a major security threat where the packet is redirected to such a node that actually does not exist in the network and the data packet gets directed somewhere else in place of the intended destination. It is similar to the black hole in the universe in which things disappear and seem to be engulfed. In black hole attack mischievous nodes uses its routing protocol to promote itself for having the shortest and optimum path to the destination or to the packet it wants to forward. MANETs should have a vulnerable way for transmitting packet or information over given network which is very challenging and crucial issue. In this paper, a review on different existing techniques for detection of black hole attacks with their defects is presented along with black hole implementation on AODV routing protocol.
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