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May 7, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Complete Analysis and Classifications of Sybil Attack in Mobile Adhoc Network

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RSResearch Scholar Gurpreet Singh

Key Points

  • This research addresses the analysis and classification of Sybil attacks in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs).
  • Analyzed various Sybil attack techniques in mobile ad hoc networks.
  • Classified the attacks based on their characteristics and impact on network performance.
  • Assessed the implications of these attacks on communication security.
  • Identified multiple techniques used in Sybil attacks that compromise network security.
  • Classified attacks in terms of their effects on network performance and throughput.
  • Demonstrated that the presence of Sybil attacks significantly reduces network efficiency.

Abstract

In a MANET number of devices or mobiles are connected to each other with wireless medium. This network is a temporary network. In the MANET, there is not any centralized device which control all netwrok. MANET using dynamic topology. The Sybil attack is characterized as a malicious node misguidedly taking on various MANET . A Malicious device acts as though it\\\'s anything but a bigger number of nodes, for instance by mimicking different devices or basically by asserting bogus MANET. In this,a terrible device present more than one character in MANET. So it is not much safe Network. The attacker are easily attacks on the MANET. Consequently, Security is an essential worry to give ensured correspondence between nodes in impromptu organizations and shots at having the weaknesses are additionally more. In this paper we complete analysis and classification of the various Sybil attack techniques and decline the network performance and throughput.

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Research Scholar Gurpreet Singh (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbe357164b5133a91a29cfhttps://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20042737
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