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ABSTRACT: Wireless sensor networks are the result of multiple technological advances in electronics, nanotechnology, wireless
communications, computing power, network development and robotics. Compose distributed systems devices usually composed of integrated,
including at least CPU, radio, and sensors / actuators number. The wireless sensor networks (WSN) heterogeneous networks are formed by
sensors, gateways and backend resources very limited physical.
The sensors can measure parameters such as temperature, movement, lighting, humidity, etc..; the gateways establish the link with networks
traditional and familiar. The back ends are responsible for the processing and display unit the captured data. Although several studies showed
WSN middleware, has not been achieved with this industry acceptance due mainly to the different methodologies programming. The teams
consist of WSN lowest consumption, costs and form factors. The reality is quite different environments applications are supported with
equipment more powerful and fed by redundant power networks. The current article describes then implementation of lesser algorithm for
analysis of network intrusion detection system in wireless sensor networks.
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