Performance Analysis of AODV MANET under Black Hole Attack
Abstract
A mobile Ad hoc Network (MANET) is a group of independent mobile nodes that spontaneously creates a radio network without using any preexisting infrastructure. This type of network is vulnerable to a variety of network layer assaults because of its changing topology and lack of centralized Administration. One such network attack is the black hole attack. In this project, the performance of MANETS under the Ad hoc on Demand Distance Vector Protocol (AODV) is simulated and analyzed with and without a black hole attack and performance metrics such as throughput, and delay is computed and compared. The simulation is done using NS-3 and we also discuss possible ways to mitigate such attacks.
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