An Unattended Wireless Sensor Network is a type of sensor network where a trusted sink visits each node periodically to collect the data. Due to offline nature of this network, every node has to secure the sensed data until next visit of the sink i.e. until data is being sent to the sink. The goal of an attacker is to prevent targeted data from ever reaching the sink or to send corrupted data to the sink. So, in a UWSN data confidentiality and data authenticity are required. Besides have to take care of survivability of sensed data. In this paper we have presented a scheme that provides authenticity, confidentiality and survivability of sensed data in efficient manner.
Keywords
Unattended Wireless Sensor Network
Trust Management System Attacks
Authors
V.R.Ramesh
N.Suresh
How to Cite this Article
V.R.Ramesh, N.Suresh (2017).
"TRUST MANAGEMENT IN UNATTENDED WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS".
International Journal of Contemporary Research in Computer Science and Technology,
3(4), pp. 25-29.
