Volume 20 No 9 (2022)
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Study and Analysis of Energy and Time Characteristics of Node in Wireless Sensor Network
Pragati Narayan Patil , Dr. A. D. Raut
Abstract
Historically, information security in the form of secrecy, integrity, and authentication is applicable for
any personal computer systems and information dissemination networks. Domains of the networking
technologies and security requirements are complex these days. Wireless sensor network depicts a new
computing class consisting of large numbers of resource-constrained nodes which are often embedded
in their operating environments, distributed over wide geographic areas, or located in remote and
largely inaccessible regions also faces the security problem.
Lots of security solutions has been made available for wired networks which can also be used for
wireless networks, but because of low form factor properties of wireless nodes which are also mobile, it
is infeasible to deploy the complex security solutions for wireless networks. In WSNs, challenges such
as wireless nature, low battery power and mobility are prime reasons why we are not able to deploy
complex security solutions. Hence it is important to study, design and analyse security solutions for this
kind of networks.
Therefore, the concept of Cryptography Assistant is introduced, which is a highly powered device
compared to sensor node. The crypto assistant node is capable of implementing high end cryptography
algorithm. This paper mainly focused on energy and time trade-off of encryption algorithms and files
communication. Based on the trade-off it can be decided whether encryption can be done by powerful
assistant node or by mobile node itself. The algorithms used for implementation are Symmetric
algorithm (AES), Asymmetric algorithm (RSA) & Message digest (SHA 512).
The results have proved that to make use of cryptography Assistant node for the encoding of
information as it consumes less energy and time for encryption.
Keywords
AES; Cryptography Assistant; RSA; SHA; WSN
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