Fast Energy-Efficient Secure Dynamic Address Routing For Scalable WSNs
Secure Routing is one of the important issues in wireless sensor networks. A number of approaches have been proposed for secure routing in wireless sensor networks, but there is a lack of sufficient support for quick secure routing in large-scale sensor networks. We consider the dynamic address routing for wireless sensor networks. We consider two security algorithms namely RSA (Rivest, Shamir Adleman), Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC) as an initial test for dynamic address routing protocol for wireless sensor networks. We consider five routing attacks such as Directory attack, Brutal attack, Wormhole attack, Sinkhole attack and Sybil attack against dynamic address routing in wireless sensor networks. In this paper, we propose a common key cryptographic security algorithm named Random Number Addressing Cryptography (RAC) for providing energy efficient secure dynamic address routing protocol for scalable wireless sensor networks. RAC security algorithm works energy-efficiently and provides better security than RSA and ECC.
Keywords: Sensor Networks, Secure Routing, Dynamic Address Routing, Security Algorithms and Common Key Cryptography
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
G. Ravi
G.Ravi, Master of Computer Applications-1987, M.Phil Computer Science-1996; Associate Professor & Head in Computer Science, Jamal Mohamed College at Tiruchirappalli, India; has presented several papers in National Conference & participated in International Workshop on his field of Research; his current Research includes Neural Networks, Computer Networks and Wireless Sensor Networks
M. Mohamed Surputheen
M.Mohamed Surputheen M.Sc Mathematics-1986, M.Phil Computer Science-1996; Associate Professor in Computer Science, Jamal Mohamed College at Tiruchirappalli, India; has presented several papers in National Conference & participated in International Workshop on his field of Research; his current Research includes Genetic Algorithms, Computer Networks and Network Management
R. Srinivasan
Dr.R.Srinivasan, M.Sc Physics, University of Madras-1960, M.S Electrical Engineering University of Hawaii, USA-1970, D. Sc Electrical Engineering Washington University, St. Louis, USA-1974, In R& D: 35 years (1960-95)in National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore, in R & D Projects & also as Head, Computer Centre - Design & Development of Data Logging Systems for Wind Tunnel Instrumentation and also Management of Large Computer Centre, Member of NAL’s Parallel Processor Flosolver Laboratory. Currently he is working as Dean R&D and PG Studies and Professor, Computer Science Department, RNS Institute of Technology, Bangalore, India
G. Ravi
G.Ravi, Master of Computer Applications-1987, M.Phil Computer Science-1996; Associate Professor & Head in Computer Science, Jamal Mohamed College at Tiruchirappalli, India; has presented several papers in National Conference & participated in International Workshop on his field of Research; his current Research includes Neural Networks, Computer Networks and Wireless Sensor Networks
M. Mohamed Surputheen
M.Mohamed Surputheen M.Sc Mathematics-1986, M.Phil Computer Science-1996; Associate Professor in Computer Science, Jamal Mohamed College at Tiruchirappalli, India; has presented several papers in National Conference & participated in International Workshop on his field of Research; his current Research includes Genetic Algorithms, Computer Networks and Network Management
R. Srinivasan
Dr.R.Srinivasan, M.Sc Physics, University of Madras-1960, M.S Electrical Engineering University of Hawaii, USA-1970, D. Sc Electrical Engineering Washington University, St. Louis, USA-1974, In R& D: 35 years (1960-95)in National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore, in R & D Projects & also as Head, Computer Centre - Design & Development of Data Logging Systems for Wind Tunnel Instrumentation and also Management of Large Computer Centre, Member of NAL’s Parallel Processor Flosolver Laboratory. Currently he is working as Dean R&D and PG Studies and Professor, Computer Science Department, RNS Institute of Technology, Bangalore, India
