Abstract

The widespread use of wireless networks has expanded people’s ability to obtain information, but its inherent network characteristics make it more vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Existing intrusion detection systems usually only target specific attack methods, but are incapable of other attacks. Based on this research background, taking game theory as the theoretical basis, it analyses the offensive and defensive process in wireless sensor networks, and demonstrates the necessity of implementing an intrusion detection system by analysing model equilibrium solutions. In view of the diversity of attack methods of network intruders, the game model is further improved, and a non-cooperative complete information static game model is established. By analysing the mixed Nash equilibrium solution of the model, the best defines strategy of the intrusion detection system is obtained and the system is balanced. Energy consumption and detection efficiency. Simulation experiment results show that the wireless sensor network intrusion detection system based on offensive and defensive game can not only effectively resist multiple network attacks, but also reduce the energy consumption caused by the intrusion detection system and prolong the service life of the network.

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