International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Key Reconstruction And Clustering Opponent Nodes In Minimum Cost

Author : D.Sireesha ¹ Prof C.Rajendra ²

Date of Publication :7th March 2015

Abstract: This paper detects malicious activities on wireless mesh networks with wireless routing protocols. Upon the selection of route discovery malicious attacks are ahead to compromise the nodes such as network partitioning, node isolation activities .The cardinal covering in the routing protocols address the packets in the network. When attacks are take place by the opponent, negotiate the attacker node and choose another way to send the packet from source to destination .But it can’t be moved from the wireless network. Here proposing, looking into the Clustering protocols along with id-based key update protocols, which is very predicting in wireless networks. Cryptography techniques improvise the packet in an assured way from source to destination and it doesn’t render to secure the network/system. Keywords — Model Prediction control, Artificial Neural Network, Levenberg Marquardt, back propagation.

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