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In protocol AOMDV improved security application against the black hole attacks

2016
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Advisor: Yrd. Doç. Dr. Sinan Toklu

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The use of wireless network forming the major part of the communication is increasing rapidly. Which is a branch of wireless ad hoc networks is also a work area that attracts attention in academic circles. Ad-hoc networks are typically composed of mobile nodes lower unstructured wireless networks. In ad-hoc network nodes can communicate with other nodes as they undertake the task of the router transmits both packages. These networks are search and rescue, office, campus, conference hall, university and city are used in the network. Be mobile nodes in ad-hoc networking, the absence of infrastructure, limited bandwidth and power capacity of the most important problem of this network. The topology of the nodes mobility leads to deterioration of rapid change and established ways. frequent changes of the topology requires the use of an effective routing protocol. variables of this network possess multistep topology is movable nodes and the problems arising from the wireless network causes many problems. In this study, the design of black hole attacks to disrupt network security, is a security application that will increase the reliability of the network developed. Most of the current protocols used in networks tasarsiz study, which is one of AOMDV protocol was used. For this purpose, scenarios are being produced in a security application, and then utilizing the aomdv Protocol security in these scenarios the structure of the application has been established. In the study as a simulation tool the network Simulator (ns-2) Version 2.35 of the program, and other network utilities for the simulation software tracegraph202 app-tool-master software was used for graphics.

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Dr. Aziz Aydın

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Aziz Aydın (Master Thesis). In protocol AOMDV improved security application against the black hole attacks, 2016, Düzce University.

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