Abstract
The service providers are aiming to provide multicast applications, primarily in the area of content delivery and secure wireless networks, due to the increased adoption of network systems and demand for secured wireless networks communication. Cryptography enables the users to send information across insecure networks using data encryption and decryption with key management. The research paper proposes a unique way of safeguarding network systems using cryptographic keys, as well as a fuzzy-based technique for improving security by reducing symmetric and asymmetric key overhead. To enable efficient communication, fuzzy-based rules with security triads and cryptographic key management methods are used. When the key distribution is decentralized, security implementation becomes more difficult, and multiple types of attacks are possible. Fuzzy logic-based key management methods are used in addition to offering a novel technique for secure cryptography systems. The novelty of the work is that the simulation work is also carried out to verify the data in on-demand distance vector (AODV) multicast wireless routing that supports 100 nodes with network performance parameters such as delay, control overhead, throughput, and packet delivery ratio. The system supports up to 128-bit key embedded with 128-bit plain data in cryptographic encryption and decryption.
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