Titlebook: Ad-Hoc, Mobile, and Wireless Networks; Second International Samuel Pierre,Michel Barbeau,Evangelos Kranakis Conference proceedings 2003 Spr

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An Ethics for an Ecological Ageector (AODV) routing protocol. Our technique is based on strengthening the neighbor authentication mechanism by a simple extension to the AODV protocol. Analysis of the technique indicates that it achieves security with little overhead.

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María Cendán Castillo,Isabel Novo Cortietween the neighbourhoods of the source and destination nodes to act as carriers of the messages. We describe the protocol in detail, provide an initial simulation-based evaluation of its performance compared to both a naive scheme and the optimal scheme, and discuss some extensions to the protocol that we are exploring.

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Being Active Rather Than Passivehoc routing protocols with the support of standard-IP nodes without an impairment in the performance of the protocol. Our empirical results demonstrate that such kind of multicast ad hoc access networks offer a good performance when compared with the traditional single-hop wireless multicast access.

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An Ethics for an Ecological Ageework. The easy deployment of intelligent agents in a real WLAN network and their integration in a simulation context allows us to perform extensive tests for small and large-scale networks. The proposed approach has been tested on a limited but practical demonstrator that showed encouraging results.

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An Ethics for an Ecological Ageiments show that in a moderately changing network, the probing technique can detect most of the malicious nodes with a relatively low false positive rate. The packet delivery rate in the network can also be increased accordingly.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-70161-0erent broadcast nature instead of routing messages from device to device. In an M2MI-based system, central servers are not required; network administration is not required; complicated, resource-consuming ad hoc routing protocols are not required; and system development and deployment are simplified.