BLACK HOLE ATTACK IN NETWORK USING AODV ROUTING PROTOCOL ON NS2: A REVIEW
Keywords:
Network simulation,, Routing protocol,, AODV, Black hole attack,Abstract
In recent years, wired and wireless networks have become more popular. These days, the Internet is required to run any modern device. It has been noted that owing to their intrinsic features and system limits, wireless ad hoc networks are thought to be more susceptible to security risks than wired networks. This research article discusses assaults caused by malicious nodes. This paper will look at the effects of the Black Hole attack on AODV routing. This several studies also explore the method of detection. Numerous papers have addressed the challenges of simulating these assaults and determining their impact on network performance across a variety of network scenarios. Researchers have developed and deployed a wide variety of detection algorithms that may pinpoint a single rogue node in a network. Existing research undertaken to replicate AODV protocol has been the topic of this work.
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