IDENTIFYING TRUST NODES BASED ON STAY TIME FOR SECURITY IN VANET
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Many published works for security in VANET considers that Road Side Units are stable nodes and on board units are always mobile. In general scenario, there are also an abundant number of vehicles in a network which are not always mobile. Since each vehicle has high computation, power and storage capability, they can be used to provide better network stability and compute trust for other nodes. Mostly those nodes which belong to a network or stays in it for a longer period of time can be used for this purpose. In this paper, we consider this nature of the vehicles to maintain security in the network.
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