Intrusion Detection Mechanism for Empowered Intruders Using IDEI
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In the past, intrusion detection has been extensively investigated as a means of ensuring the security of wireless sensor networks. Anti-recon technology has made it possible for an attacker to get knowledge about the detecting nodes and plot a route around them in order to evade detection. An "empowered intruder" is one who poses new threats to current intrusion detection technologies. Furthermore, the intended impact of detection may not be obtained in certain subareas owing to gaps in coverage caused by the initial deployment of detection nodes at random. A vehicle collaboration sensing network model is proposed to solve these difficulties, in which mobile sensing cars and static sensor nodes work together to identify intrusions by empowered intruders. An algorithm for mobile sensing vehicles, called Intrusion Detection Mechanism for Empowered Intruders(IDEI), and a sleep-scheduling technique for static nodes form the basis of our proposal. Sophisticated intruders will be tracked by mobile sensors, which will fill in the gaps in coverage, while static nodes follow a sleep schedule and will be woken when the intruder is discovered close. Our solution is compared to current techniques like Kinetic Theory Based Mobile Sensor Network (KMsn)and Mean Time to Attacks (MTTA) in terms of intrusion detection performance, energy usage, and sensor node movement distance. IDEI's parameter sensitivity is also examined via comprehensive simulations. It is clear from the theoretical analysis and simulation findings that our idea is more efficient and available.
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