A lightweight graph-based pattern recognition scheme in mobile ad hoc networks.
A lightweight, low-computation, distributed intrusion detection scheme termed the distributed hierarchical graph neuron (DHGN) was proposed to be incorporated into a cooperative intrusion detection system (IDS) in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). Its one-cycle learning and divide and distribute reco...
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Atlantis Press
2012
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| Online Access: | http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/26090/ |
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| Summary: | A lightweight, low-computation, distributed intrusion detection scheme termed the distributed hierarchical graph neuron (DHGN) was proposed to be incorporated into a cooperative intrusion detection system (IDS) in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). Its one-cycle learning and divide and distribute recognition task approach allows DHGN to detect similar patterns in short of time. An IDS of such properties is essential in the resource constrained MANETs environment. MANETs are distributed and self-configuring networks, with limited resources and dynamic nodes. Their characteristics have made them highly susceptible to many attacks and securing the networks a challenging task. This paper discusses the operations of the proposed three stage cooperative IDS in detecting packet drop attacks. The comparison study between DGHN and the iterative, highly computational self organizing map (SOM) is also reviewed. Both algorithms show comparable detection results. Thus, the lightweight, low computation DHGN based detection scheme offers an effective security solution in MANETs. |
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