Published May 24, 2011
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Attack Defense of DAD in MANET
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These days MANET is attracting much attention as
they are expected to gratefully influence communication between
wireless nodes. Along with this great strength, there is much more
chance of leave and being attacked by a malicious node. Due to this
reason much attention is given to the security and the private issue in
MANET. A lot of research in MANET has been doing. In this paper
we present the overview of MANET, the security issues of MANET,
IP configuration in MANET, the solution to puzzle out the security
issues and the simulation of the proposal idea. We add the method to
figure out the malicious nodes so that we can prevent the attack from
them. Nodes exchange the information about nodes to prevent DAD
attack. We can get 30% better performance than the previous
MANETConf.
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