International Journal of Business Information Systems · 2018 · 11 citations · 0 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer SystemsAuthenticationComputer SecurityNetwork SecurityAd Hoc Mobile NetworksCluster DetectionIntrusion DetectionMobile Ad Hoc NetworksMobile Network SecurityFuzzy TopsisIntrusion Detection In Mobile NetworksIntrusion Detection In Wireless NetworksIntrusion ResponseIntuitionistic Fuzzy SetsMobile Ad Hoc Network SecurityNetwork-based Intrusion DetectionTopsis
Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) are the new generation of self organising networks that offer unrestricted mobility without any underlying infrastructure. It relies on the cooperation of all the participating nodes. Due to the diverse nature of MANET routing is the major challenge. Security for MANETS has become a difficult problem than the security in other networks. Authentication and encryption would be used as the primary defence. Second level of defence to detect and respond to the security problem called an intrusion identification system. In this paper, two phased enhanced intrusion identification and response (t-EIIAR) system for multi hop cluster based MANETs is proposed. The two phases of the proposed method: 1) cluster formation and cluster head selection; 2) the enhanced identification and response system. The fuzzy c means algorithm (FCM) is used to form the cluster and the Intuitionistic Fuzzy TOPSIS (IFT) method used to calculate the trust value for each node in the cluster, based on the trust value select the cluster head and identify the intrusion levels. Finally the intrusion response action is performed from the intrusion level classifications. In the performance analysis, t-EIIAR system maximises the intrusion detection ratio, network life time and minimum energy consumption in both transmitter and receiver side.