An increasing body of protocols has been proposed in recent years for detecting node replication attack in sensor networks. Most of them however expose the following limitations: high performance overheads, unreasonable assumptions, etc. To address these issues, we propose two new protocols in this paper: LANCE and SACRED. LANCE is designed to be light-weight in performance at the cost of slightly weaker security robustness while SACRED obtains much greater security by trading off small performance. Theoretical analysis and simulations have also been conducted to evaluate the protocols in terms of security features and performance overheads.
['Thanh Dai Tran', 'Johnson I. Agbinya']
Early and Lightweight Distributed Detection of Node Replication Attack in Sensor Networks