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Aravinthan, N.
- Certificate Revocation Scheme Based on Weighted Voting Game and Rational Secure Multiparty Computing
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N. Aravinthan
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K. Geetha
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1 Department of Computer Science, Bharathiar University, IN
1 Department of Computer Science, Bharathiar University, IN
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ICTACT Journal on Communication Technology, Vol 8, No 1 (2017), Pagination: 1453-1460Abstract
The Mobile Adhoc Network consists of deployed mobile nodes which lead to the frequent changes in network topology. Due to topology changes, required infrastructure is unavailable for communication. Moreover, malicious nodes present in MANET make use of this modification and can easily launch highly vulnerable attacks on the routing path of the network. Hence, Security issue such as removing misbehaving nodes is the primary issue in MANET. Effective certificate revocation scheme was introduced to identify and eliminate the node with malicious activities in the network based on the weighted voting game (ECR-WVG) approach. In this approach, weights and quota were two factors, determined for an effective revocation of malicious nodes certificates. However, security during multiparty transmission was not taken into account in ECR-WVG. In Effective Certificate Revocation Scheme based on Weighted Voting Game and Rational Secure Multi-Party Computing (ECR-WVG-RSMPC) method, rational secret sharing scheme is introduced along with ECR-WVG approach for securing multiparty transmission. Performance evaluation can be done between ECR-WVG and ECR-WVG-RSMPC in terms of false revocation, malicious node revocation, normalized time for revocation and revocation accuracy ratio.Keywords
Mobile Adhoc Network, Network Topology, Certificate Revocation Scheme, Weighted Voting Game, Multiparty Transmission.
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