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A Clique based Adaptive Intrusion Detection Approach to Provide Trust on Secured Mulicast Group Communications over Manet â[euro]" Skema

Though numerous research challenges in security focus on MANET, the need for design based secure Group Communication Systems (GCSs) is always a major constraint. The constraint is felt towards incorporation of group based multi-hop security for variable services which requires resource constraints....

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Published in:	International journal of computer applications 2015-01, Vol.113 (18)
Main Authors:	Saravanan, S, Chandrasekaran, R M
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Subjects:	Ad hoc networks Computer information security Design engineering Group communication Intrusion Mobile communication systems Networks Wireless networks
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