Secure Onion Protocol Implementation for Reliable Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks
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Abstract:
In this paper, we propose secure onion protocol implementation for reliable routing in wireless sensor networks. Deploy onion protocol is implemented using AES algorithm and with corresponding primary key of all the hops. Every node while registering, server will provided with Id, primary key, secondary key and decryption key. Source will find out the optimum path and it will collect primary key of all intermediate node. Data’s first encrypted using AES algorithm and then with corresponding primary key of all the hops. This wholesome is transmitted to first hop, where initial decryption is achieved using decryption key of that node. Then collecting its id and secondary key which is transmitted to both source and destination node. Same way all the id’s and secondary key are collected and concatenated, so as to verify both source and destination. TPA implementation is also achieved for successful validation of concatenated keys their by reward is provided to the intermediate hops.
Keywords:AES, TPA, Onion Protocol
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