Implementation of Effective Key Management Strategy with Secure Data Aggregation in Dynamic Wireless Sensor Network
Keywords:
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), Clustering, Relay cluster heads (RCH), Key Generation Centers (KGC), Elliptical Curve Cryptography (ECC), Certificateless Partial Key Generation.Abstract
Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have been passed on for a wide assortment of uses, including military detecting and following, understanding status observing, activity flow checking, where sensory contraptions as often as possible move between various territories. Securing data and correspondences requires reasonable encryption key conventions. In this paper, we propose a Certificateless-effective key management (CL-EKM) convention for secure correspondence in unique WSNs portrayed by hub versatility. The CL-EKM underpins capable key updates when a hub leaves or joins a cluster and guarantees forward and in reverse key mystery. The convention additionally underpins efficient key renouncement for exchanged off nodes and limits the impact of a hub exchange off on the security of other correspondence joins. A security examination of our arrangement exhibits that our convention is effective in guarding against various assaults. It is effective in time, vitality, correspondence, and memory execution. Likewise, we actualize Data gathering hub for correspondence inside cluster head and base station. The DCN is valuable when the cluster head is bargained hub and information sending without separation.
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