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Security Issues in Wireless Distance Vector Routing Protocols

by: Piroska Haller, and Bela Genge

In: Inter-Eng2005: Proceedings of the 2nd Edition of the Interdisciplinarity in Engineering International Conference Nicolae Iorga St., No. 1, Targu Mures, Romania: ``Petru Maior'' University Press, Targu Mures, Romania (2005) , p. 662--668.

Abstract

Most of the ad-hoc wireless network routing protocol assume a trusted environment, mainly because securing communications between routers using conventional authentication methods asymmetric cryptography, digital signatures, use of symmetric cryptography are resource consuming. Secure routing protocols become of critical importance and have a lot of proposals to improvement security mechanisms. In this paper we will present the main security issues encountered in these environments and make a comparative study of the proposed mechanisms for securing the communication between wireless router nodes. Different kind of attack have different solution, and we try to select them to be combine in one solution without exceed de routing node capacities.

BibTeX record

@inproceedings{HG2005security,
  abstract = {Most of the ad-hoc wireless network routing protocol assume a trusted environment, mainly because securing communications between routers using conventional authentication methods
(asymmetric cryptography, digital signatures, use of symmetric cryptography) are resource consuming. Secure routing protocols become of critical importance and have a lot of proposals to
improvement security mechanisms. In this paper we will present the main security issues encountered in these environments and make a comparative study of the proposed mechanisms for securing the communication between wireless router nodes. Different kind of attack have different solution, and we try to select them to be combine in one solution without exceed de routing node capacities.},
  added-at = {2009-09-01T14:13:58.000+0200},
  address = {Nicolae Iorga St., No. 1, Targu Mures, Romania},
  author = {Haller, Piroska and Genge, Bela},
  biburl = {http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/240adf655746fec2fbaef921c04385eca/bgenge%40engineering.upm.ro},
  booktitle = {Inter-Eng2005: Proceedings of the 2nd Edition of the Interdisciplinarity in Engineering International Conference},
  interhash = {11beb7a5ca58b2533648f95a20df0902},
  intrahash = {40adf655746fec2fbaef921c04385eca},
  isbn = {973-7794-41-9},
  keywords = {imported},
  location = {Targu Mures, Mures, Romania},
  pages = {662--668},
  publisher = {``Petru Maior'' University Press, Targu Mures, Romania},
  timestamp = {2009-09-01T14:13:58.000+0200},
  title = {Security Issues in Wireless Distance Vector Routing Protocols},
  year = 2005
}

Endnote record

%0 Conference Paper
%1 HG2005security
%A Haller, Piroska
%A Genge, Bela
%B Inter-Eng2005: Proceedings of the 2nd Edition of the Interdisciplinarity in Engineering International Conference
%@ 973-7794-41-9
%C Nicolae Iorga St., No. 1, Targu Mures, Romania
%D 2005
%I ``Petru Maior'' University Press, Targu Mures, Romania
%K 
%P 662--668
%T Security Issues in Wireless Distance Vector Routing Protocols
%X Most of the ad-hoc wireless network routing protocol assume a trusted environment, mainly because securing communications between routers using conventional authentication methods
(asymmetric cryptography, digital signatures, use of symmetric cryptography) are resource consuming. Secure routing protocols become of critical importance and have a lot of proposals to
improvement security mechanisms. In this paper we will present the main security issues encountered in these environments and make a comparative study of the proposed mechanisms for securing the communication between wireless router nodes. Different kind of attack have different solution, and we try to select them to be combine in one solution without exceed de routing node capacities.