Research on Game Model of Wireless Sensor Network Intrusion Detection
Abstract
Wireless sensor network is widely used in commercial, agricultural, medical and military fields because of its characters of low energetic consumption, flexible configuration, and convenient deployment. However, due to its high requirement to energetic consumption and distribution, wireless sensor network is more vulnerable to be attacked. Therefore, it is more important to integrate intrusion detection system to ensure the node and network security in the wireless sensor network. Based on Game Theory, this paper models the attack and defense process in wireless sensor networks, and improves the Game Model for the intruder’s diversified attack methods, so that it can accurately determine the best defensive strategy of the intrusion detection mechanism, to reduce energy consumption and improve detection efficiency; in addition, we also introduce Agent technology to increase the scalability of the system, to improve the problems caused by single point failure, and improve the fault tolerance of the system. Experiments show that the proposed method has a good effect on the scalability and intrusion detection of wireless sensor networks.
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February 2019
436 pages
ISBN:9780994988638
- General Chairs:
- Yunhao Liu,
- Guoliang Xing,
- Program Chairs:
- Yuan He,
- Gian Pietro Picco
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- EWSN: International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks
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Junction Publishing
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Published: 15 March 2019
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