Evaluation the Performance of Delay Tolerant Network Protocol with Black Holes Attack
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Evaluation the Performance of Delay Tolerant Network Protocol with Black Holes Attack
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Alaa Hassan
Wafa Ahmed El Gali |
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The Delay Tolerant Network (DTN) is one of the most challenging networks due to its features of heterogeneity, long delay, frequent dis-connectivity and opportunistic routing. There is no instantaneous path existing from source to destination. The traditional protocols and MANET protocols fail to work properly in such an environment. Thus, DTN overcomes this challenging problem using a store-carry-forward paradigm to increase message delivery probability. Due to the sparse connectivity nature of DTN, it becomes vulnerable to attack, such as Black Hole attack. In this paper, we evaluate the performance of the DTN protocol in the present of the attack. Moreover, we develop behaviors of Black Hole attack using ONE simulator. Different experiments have been conducted to compare the performance of the epidemic protocol in the present of this attack, and we explore how different mobility patterns of nodes in terms of the speed, movement type and direction, and different range of black holes influence successfully delivery ratio, average latency, and overhead ratio. The results showed that delivery probability for the epidemic routing protocol decreased considerably by 29% when the entire network is infected by a Black Hole attack and reduced the overhead ratio by 11%. The average latency fluctuates and depends on the percentage of attackers.
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Int'l Conference on Change, Innovation, Informatics and Disrurptuive Technology
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2016-12-17 20:52:16
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Peer-reviewed Paper
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application/pdf
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http://proceedings.sriweb.org/repository/index.php/ICCIIDT/icciidtt_london/paper/view/17
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Int'l Conference on Change, Innovation, Informatics and Disrurptuive Technology; ICCIIDT London - UK
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en
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