Wireless sensor networks for intrusion detection: packet traffic modeling
IEEE Communications LettersPublished 1 January 2006Open access
Ilker Demirkol, Fatih Alagöz, H. Deliç, Cem Ersoy
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A sensor network packet traffic model is derived and analyzed for intrusion detection applications and validated using simulations.
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Performance evaluation of wireless sensor network (WSN) protocols requires realistic data traffic models since most of the WSNs are application specific. In this letter, a sensor network packet traffic model is derived and analyzed for intrusion detection applications. Presented analytical work is also validated using simulations.
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