An Enhanced Bio-inspired Trust and Reputation Model for Wireless Sensor Network

Abstract Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are designed to perform a variety of information processing functionalities. Security is one of the major concerns for WSNs. This study focuses on trust and reputation system management. The proposed approach entitled Enhanced Bio-inspired Trust and Reputation Model (EBTRM), is Bio-inspired and extending Trust and Reputation Model (BTRM-WSN) and Peer Trust System. The objective of the current proposed system is to provide an efficient security solution to WSN which can provide a high level of security taking into account energy conservation.

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