A Two-Phase Authentication Mechanism for Enhancing Security in Internet of Vehicles (IoV)
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Internet-of-Vehicles, VANET, Authentication Mechanism, security.Abstract
The vehicular ad hoc network is the decentralized form of network in which malicious user can join the network which can trigger a variety of active and passive attacks. The denial of service is an active type of intrusion that is triggered by the malicious nodes present in the network. This research work introduces a new two-phase methodology for authentication and certificate distribution. In first phase, the vehicles nodes will be successfully authenticated using mutual authentication procedure. In the second phase the Vehicle-to-Vehicle Authentication method is implemented which will distribute certificate among the vehicles. NS2 is applied to stimulate proposed technique and certain metrics are considered to compute the results.
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