Abstract
Ad hoc networks are used in heterogeneous environments like tactical military applications, where no centrally coordinated infrastructure is available. The network is required to perform self-configuration, dynamic topology management, and ensure the self-sustainability of the network. Security is hence of paramount importance. Anomaly-based intrusion detection system (IDS) is a distributed activity carried out by all nodes of the network in a cooperative manner along with other related network activities like routing, etc. Machine learning and its advances have found a promising place in anomaly detection. This paper describes the journey of defining the most suitable routing protocol for implementing IDS for tactical applications, along with the selection of the related suitable data set. The paper also reviews the latest machine learning techniques, implementation capabilities, and limitations.
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