Citation:

Shamsuddin Ali Akbari A J, Mohammed Ali Hussian, 2022. "An Effective Malware Detection Algorithm for WSN", ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements (ESP-JETA)  2(1): 1-4.

Abstract:

Wireless sensor network used as a main element in today world. The sensor network transfers sensed data wireless to the other nodes in the presence of attackers . Attackers in the node affects network performance by dropping and vanishing the packets . In this work, an effective malfunction node detection algorithm is used with malware prevention. The proposed algorithm is implemented using ns2 toll and compared in terms of delay , packet and energy.

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Keywords:

Malware, WSN.