A Dynamic Fuzzy Based High-Efficiency Clustering and Intrusion Prevention Routing Protocol for IOT Based Wireless Sensor Networks.
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The rapid expansion of the Internet of Things necessitated the development of numerous services, programs, electronic devices with built-in sensors, and associated protocols, all of which are currently active. With the help of the internet of things, real-life objects can now see, hear, think, and do remarkable things thanks to improved communication, data sharing, and decision-making capabilities. The growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) relies heavily on wireless sensor networks (WSNs), which are made up of inexpensive smart devices that collect data. But there are limits to the amount of processing power, memory, and energy that these smart gadgets can use. Achieving dependability while protecting transmitted data in a susceptible environment using energy-saving strategies is one of the main problems for WSN. Wireless sensor networks have a major issue with energy efficiency. Due to their dependence on batteries, sensor networks eventually fail. In order to alleviate these issues, this article presents the DFHC-IPR protocol for WSN-assisted IoT systems, which stands for dynamic fuzzy-based high-efficiency clustering and intrusion prevention routing protocol. An energy-efficient clustering technique called dynamic fuzzy multi-criteria decision making is used, which is a combination of fuzzy AHP with TOPSIS to find the best cluster heads. An intrusion prevention optimization technique is employed for routing purposes to improve data delivery security. The proposed method's first step is to use nodes' inherent properties to form various energy-efficient clusters. In addition, the (k,n) threshold-based Shamir secret sharing system ensures the confidentiality and dependability of the sensory information between the cluster head and the base station (BS). Performance metrics, including throughput, energy economy, and data security, have all been enhanced by implementing and comparing this routing protocol with two other existing protocols.
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