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Cost-Effective Modeling for Incorporating Flexibility by Securing Wireless Mobile Sensors Network

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Existing security approaches for safeguarding data exchange among the sensor nodes are investigated in presence of apriori information of an adversary in wire-less sensor network. The approaches that are implemented at present witnessed with various issues associated with security and still there is a higher scope. A unique modeling is presented in this manuscript that considers multiple static sink nodes spread over geographical area and mobile sensor nodes. A dynamic authentication policy is targeted to be achieved by implementing a lightweight encryption mechanism using analytical modeling approach. The presented logic is programmed using MATLAB and the obtained resultants of the model exhibits that it offers a significantly improved energy retention performance, lower memory dependency, and lower inclusion of cost in comparison to existing standard security approaches.

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Parande, S., Mallapur, J.D. Cost-Effective Modeling for Incorporating Flexibility by Securing Wireless Mobile Sensors Network. Wireless Pers Commun 123, 727–744 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-021-09155-y

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