With increment in human populace and financial advancement, populace of private vehicles on street has likewise expanded. This has brought about expanded mishap likelihood and fatalities on the streets. Vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs) have indicated guarantee of cutting down street mishaps and fatalities thereof by empowering correspondence between vehicles. VANETs likewise enable the street administrators to control and screen vehicles for rash driving and snappy help. Be that as it may, these systems face difficulties of design, routing, communication, and security. Utilization of remote vehicle for correspondence has left these systems powerless against various sorts of security assaults. One of the significant helplessness in such systems is caused when a malignant vehicle or RSU can gain different characters. The assault is named as Sybil attack. In VANETs, a noxious vehicle may send wrong messages identified with traffic, mishap ahead, street shut, and so on. This may compel the engine driver to take an alternate course, hence making him inclined to an untoward occurrence. In this paper, we have used different methodologies like PKC, PVM, and RTM techniques to detect Sybil attack in VANET.
A Novel Approach to Detection of and Protection from Sybil Attack in VANET
Lect. Notes in Networks, Syst.
2020-01-14
8 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
RSU (roadside unit) , Public key cryptography (PKC) position verification method (PVM) and resource testing method (RTM) Engineering , Computational Intelligence , Artificial Intelligence , Communications Engineering, Networks , Signal, Image and Speech Processing , Wireless and Mobile Communication
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