Abstract

    Voice over internet protocol (VoIP) service has been a very popular and important application over the internet. Wireless VoIP also becomes more and more popular due to its features of low cost and convenience. Wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have emerged as a key technology for the next-generation wireless networks and have been considered as a good solution for VoIP services due to deployment and wide coverage. However, there have been raised relevant security concerns referred to integrating IP Telephony into existing applications and system infrastructure. One of the critical concerns is how to enhance the security of session initiation protocol (SIP) and security among the nodes by blocking identity spoofing and preventing various attacks in the convergent communication systems in WMNs, which are usually deployed under the assumption that participating nodes cooperate with each other. In this paper, we propose a subjective logic based dynamic trust mechanism for securing the SIP-based VoIP over WMNs. The dynamic trust mechanism incorporates uncertainty in association with subjective logic into the reputation computation to detect and isolate the existing malicious nodes. Also, it considers the quality of wireless links which can differentiate intentional packet drop from packet drop due to poor link quality and give accurate detection even in presence of poor wireless links. We demonstrate the performance of the dynamic trust mechanism through network simulator (NS) 2 simulations.   Key words: WMN, subjective logic, security, SIP, VoIP, dynamic trust. &nbsp

Highlights

  • For the sake of cost saving and convenience, voice over internet protocol (VoIP) services have recently been more and more common in commercial and civil communications

  • One of the critical concerns is how to enhance the security of session initiation protocol (SIP) and security among the nodes by blocking identity spoofing and preventing various attacks in the convergent communication systems in wireless mesh networks (WMNs), which are usually deployed under the assumption that participating nodes cooperate with each other

  • We focus on the mutual authentication of intermediate mesh nodes based on SIP

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Full Length Research Paper

A subjective logic based dynamic trust mechanism for voice over internet protocol (VOIP) over wireless mesh networks (WMNs). Voice over internet protocol (VoIP) service has been a very popular and important application over the internet. We propose a subjective logic based dynamic trust mechanism for securing the SIP-based VoIP over WMNs. The dynamic trust mechanism incorporates uncertainty in association with subjective logic into the reputation computation to detect and isolate the existing malicious nodes. The dynamic trust mechanism incorporates uncertainty in association with subjective logic into the reputation computation to detect and isolate the existing malicious nodes It considers the quality of wireless links which can differentiate intentional packet drop from packet drop due to poor link quality and give accurate detection even in presence of poor wireless links.

INTRODUCTION
SIP Terminal
Subject logic
Reputation scheme based on subjective logic
One is the direct opinion ωdir x:y
Recommended opinions
Final opinion
After obtaining the final opinion ω final x:y
Performance analysis
Simulation settings
Performance metrics
Simulation results
Traditional cryptography mechanism Dynamic trust mechanism
Findings
Conclusion
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