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An optimal and secure resource searching algorithm for unstructured mobile peer-to-peer network using particle swarm optimization

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The outrageous demand for file sharing among peers has become a significant development of the Peer-to-Peer (P2P) communication system during the past few years. The essence of recent P2P file-sharing systems has been driven mainly by their architectures’ scalability and the simplicity of their search capabilities. To increase data transmission and reduce the network overhead, we need an optimal resource searching algorithm. For the heterogeneous and complex potential of peers, it is challenging to pick an ideal peer for an algorithm. Implementing an effective lookup algorithm is, therefore, an essential challenge for the unstructured P2P mobile network. This paper has suggested an Optimal and Secure Resource Searching Algorithm (OSRSA) for the highly secure and most trusted P2P system. We have used Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) to pick a peer in this optimal resource searching algorithm. This algorithm reduces the query delay and increases the success rate of searching files in the P2P network system. This algorithm also decreases network overhead and increases search efficiency in the P2P network system. This suggested algorithm’s efficiency is determined and equated with pre-existing approaches such as Flooding, Partial Indexed Search (PIS), and P2P Resource Organization by Social Acquaintances (PROSA). Our findings are that our proposed algorithm OSRSA is better than Flooding in terms of network overhead. Query delay of OSRSA is less than PIS and PROSA. The success rate of OSRSA is relatively better than PIS and PROSA.

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Kumar, D., Pandey, M. An optimal and secure resource searching algorithm for unstructured mobile peer-to-peer network using particle swarm optimization. Appl Intell 52, 14988–15005 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10489-022-03291-z

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