WSNS SECURITY ENHANCEMENT BASED ON A GAME THEORY
International Journal of Computer Science (IJCS) Published by SK Research Group of Companies (SKRGC)
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Abstract
This script investigates how game theory might enhance community security in wireless sensor networks. Large numbers of sensor nodes that are deployed randomly or in a predictable pattern make up wireless sensor networks. The goal of this project is to provide wireless sensor networks with network protection so that detection information may be efficiently transmitted to the receiver, extending the system's lifespan. To perform this task, an unique protocol was developed using game theory. The mathematical analysis of interactive decision-making processes is supported by game theory. It provides resources for forecasting what could (and ought to) happen when actors with competing interests interact. It is not a singular approach, but rather a collection of modelling tools that aid in the grasp of interactive decision-making to solve problems. The proposed Game Theory methods are successfully applied to prevent Denial of Service attacks, to identify and guard against malicious sensor node behaviour in Wireless Sensor Networks, and it has been demonstrated that the operation of those games significantly reduces tunnel misbehaviour, conserves node power, and extends the network lifetime economically. Using Network Simulator NS2, the suggested approach was tested and confirmed through simulation.
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