Abstract
are many IDSs (Intrusion Detection System) which are working on wired networks, but for MANETs we do not find any single application that can be applied directly. Different characteristics of MANET make the conventional IDSs ineffective and inefficient for the wireless environment. MANET is a combination of nodes with limited power, bandwidth and processing capability. In MANETs, an intrusion detection task performed by a single node reduces power level drastically in no time. Because of power constraints, we have to distribute the task among several nodes so that we can uphold the power level of legitimated nodes. In this paper we evaluate different performance parameters of distributed and cooperative IDSs and we also try to figure out which parameters are detracting, such as accuracy ratio, false positive and false negative detection ratio, node mobility, type of threat model and the complexity of the algorithm etc.
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