Dynamic Data Discovery and

Diffusion with security in Wireless

Sensor Networks

Guided By Submitted By

Ms.Stiji Stephen, M.E., Adorna & Ajonna,II

(Assistant professor) year,ECE
ECE dept.
 AIM
 The main goal of the project is securely data distribution
through network

 Thus the new mechanism is implement here namely

distributed data discovery and dissemination protocol
(DiDrip)

 DiDrip it allows network owners and authorized users to

disseminate data items into WSNs without relying on the
base station.

 DiDrip is provably secure.

 ABSTRACT

 DiDrip the provable security technique to formally prove

the authenticity and integrity

 Existing system is based on the centralized approach only

the base station can distribute data items

 The proposed system implement DiDrip it allows the

network owners to authorize multiple network

 The main advantage of the proposed system is that the

owners will be shared by applications from multiple users.
 Existing System
 Existing system the data discovery and dissemination
perform

i) centralized approach only the base station can

distribute data items.

ii)Existing algorithm is not designed with security

minded and hence attackers can easily attacks to harm
the network.
 Disadvantage

 Centralized method

 Security weaknesses

 Not suitable for emergent multi-owner-multi-user

 Inefficient, non-scalable and vulnerable to security attacks

 PROPOSED SYSTEM

 The propose system is secure and distributed data

discovery and dissemination protocol named DiDrip

 DiDrip allows network owners and authorized users to

disseminate data items into WSNs without relying on
the base station

 DiDrip allow provable security technique to formally

prove the authenticity and integrity
 Advantage

 Supporting different user privileges

 Authenticity and integrity of data item

 User accountability

 Low energy overhead

 Scalability
BLOCK DIAGRAM
 MODULES

1. Network Module

2. User joining

3. Packet Preprocessing

4. Packet Verification
 MODULE DESCRIPTION

1. Network module

 In this module the WSN consist of large number of sensor

nodes.

 This was administered by the data owner and accessible by

many users

 The network users use some mobile devices to disseminate

data items into the network.

 The network owner is responsible for generating key.

 2.User Joining

 Number of users are registered in the network for

transmitting data in wireless sensor network.

 User sends their user id, private key and public key to the
network owner

 Network owner verify whether they are the registered users

 If they are registered user then network owner will issue a

certificate.
 Cont…
3. Packet Preprocessing

 User enters the WSN and need to disseminate n data items the
construction of the packets can be designed in two ways

Hash Chain

Merkle hash tree

 Cont…
Hash Chain:

 In hash chain process, a packet is composed of packet header

and hash value of packet.

 The value of the hash packet is used to verify the next packet.

 After that user runs their own private key to perform sign
operation using that its will create an advertisement packet.

 Similarly, the network owner assigns a predefined key to

identify this advertisement packet
 Cont…
Merkle hash tree:

 With the method of Merkle hash tree, user builds a Merkle

hash tree from the data items

 All the data items are treated as the leaves of the tree.

 A new set of internal nodes at the upper level is formed. Each

internal node is computed as the hash value of the
concatenation of two child nodes

 This process is continued until the root node is formed.

4.Packet Verification

 Sensor nodes receives packet from the authorized

users.

 Packet verification for hash chain is done by

verifying po{certj,h(p),SIGskj}

 Packet verification for Merkle hash tree is done by

verifying po{certj,root,SIGskj(root)}
 Software Requirements

 Implementation - NS2

 Front End -OTCL(Object Oriented Tool

language)

 Operating System -Windows / Ubuntu

 CONCLUSION
 Existing system used data discovery and dissemination

protocols there the security vulnerabilities are identified

when used in WSNs

 Also, existing system does not support distributed

operation.

 Therefore, here a secure and distributed data discovery

and dissemination protocol named DiDrip has been

proposed.
 Cont..

 While analyzing the security of DiDrip, the evaluation

results of DiDrip shows that it is feasible in practice.

 In DiDrip the authenticity and integrity of the

disseminated data items is also proved.

 FUTURE WORK

 In the future work, we will consider how to ensure data

confidentiality in the design of secure and distributed data
discovery and dissemination protocols.
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