
AbstractMultipath routing can adapt to traffic changes, increase reliability and enhance the Quality of Service support in communication networks. This routing algorithm has been recognized as one of the salient features in MobileAd hocNetworks (MANETs). However, existing multipath routing protocols are often practically infeasible due to its security venerability if they suffer from attacks in MANETs, such as repudiation attacks, Denial of Service attacks. In this paper we propose a novel secure multipath routing protocol, referred to as SMRP, and investigate its feasibility and performance. SMRP applies a new heuristic algorithm increasing the number of disjoint paths and a smart authentication mechanism to enhance the security against the attacks in MANETs. The performance results from extensive analysis and experiments show that SMRP can efficiently enhance the security in MANETs while preserving the low overhead of computing and communication. Copyright © 2009 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Internet, Computer network security -- Traffic modeling -- Network attack -- DDoS -- Adaptive resonance theory, Denial of service attacks, Computer security, 303, Computer networks Security measures, Journal Article. Refereed, Scholarly Journal
Internet, Computer network security -- Traffic modeling -- Network attack -- DDoS -- Adaptive resonance theory, Denial of service attacks, Computer security, 303, Computer networks Security measures, Journal Article. Refereed, Scholarly Journal
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