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An Enhanced Jamming Attack Detection using Bittrickle Methodology
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When target devices are transmitting a reactive jammer jams the wireless channel; Reactive jamming is harder to track and compensate against the constant jamming methods. Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) and Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum DSSS) have been widely used against Jamming attacks. If high power transmitter or frequency channel is jammed then both these method will fail. We use broad band and high power reactive jammer to avoid jamming attacks. In this proposed method we use bit trickle method to avoid jamming. Bit Trickle is a method which is used to find attackers when using broadband communication between transmitter and receiver. Users having secret key to access the data from anti jammer. Once the security key is correct then only the transmission occurs.
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