Abstract-Ad hoc networks employ a decentralized unstructured networking model that relies on node cooperation for key network functionalities such as routing and medium access. In this paper, we develop and evaluate a model based on the Sequential Probability Ratio Test to characterize how nodes can differentiate between routes that include misbehaving nodes (infected routes) and routes that do not. An advantage of the model is that the number of observations required to evaluate a route need not be determined in advance.
In REF , we introduced a sequential probability ratio test based algorithm to detect selfish misbehavior with respect to packet forwarding in ad hoc networks.
Detecting Node Misbehavior in Ad hoc Networks
2007 IEEE International Conference on Communications
2007 IEEE International Conference on Communications
Computer Science