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    The document proposes an Intelligent Water Drop approach for selecting secure routing paths in an edge computing network to guarantee secure state estimation against dynamic denial of service attacks. It presents a novel Intelligent Water Drop algorithm to learn the attack rule and predict the attacker's behavior in real-time. Based on the predictions, the proposed approach can flexibly select secure routing paths to avoid attacks and improve the successful transmission probability and performance of the state estimation system.

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    An Effective and Secure Routing System

    using Intelligent Water Drop Approach

    SRUTHI
    Abstract
    • Edge computing is emerged as a promising solution to cope with huge volumes of data generated by smart devices and low

    latency demand for mission-critical applications in industrial cyber-physical systems.

    • Data processing and estimation are shifted to the edge computing side. Nevertheless, the wireless communication network

    between field devices and edge computing side is exposed to malicious attackers because of its openness.

    • Therefore, in this project, the transmission path selection strategy design to guarantee the secure state estimation on the edge

    side against dynamic Denial of Service (DoS) attack is focussed.

    • Firstly, A novel Intelligent Water Drop (IWD) to learn the attack rule and predict the attacker’s next conduct with the use of

    both historical and online data is presented.

    • With lower computational complexity, the proposed IWD algorithm could track the attack rule in real time whenever new data

    comes.

    • Meanwhile, the analytical relationship between the probabilities of upper bound error is derived. Based on the predicted

    attacker’s behavior obtained by the IWD algorithm, the flexibly select the secure routing path to avoid being attacked and thus

    improve successful transmission probability. Furthermore, this secure routing path selection method improves the performance

    of the state estimation system.


    Existing System

    • Learning-based Secure Routing Algorithm (LSRA)


    • Drawbacks
    • Routing strategy is not effective for the edge based computing
    system.
    • The learning error bound of LSRA and the influence of
    prediction accuracy on the estimation system is not efficient.
    Proposed System

    • Intelligent Water Drop based Routing System is introduced


    with the learning based secure routing approach
    • Advantage
    • The IWD shortens the moving distance that reduces the total
    moving routes i.e., globally optimized routes.
    • The most important property of IWD is electing a route with
    less quantity of soil (packet transfer) than other routes. This is
    attained by transmitting on a chance to every node except the
    current node.
    Modules

    • Intelligent Water Drop System in Network


    • Path Selection Phase
    • Routing Strategy
    • Data Transmission
    Hardware Requirements:

     
    System : Pentium IV 2.4 GHz.
    Hard Disk : 40 GB.
    Floppy Drive : 1.44 Mb.
    Monitor : 15 VGA Colour.
    Mouse : Logitech.
    Ram : 256 Mb.
     
      
    Software Requirements:
     

     
    Operating system :- Windows XP Professional

    Front End :JAVA, Swing(JFC),RMIJ2ME


     
    Back End : MS-Access
    Tool :Eclipse 3.3
    CONCLUSION

    • Cloud services are becoming an elemental part of many computing systems. In turn, the performance of these systems is

    driven by the performance of the Cloud services.

    • Thus, it is crucial to choose Cloud services whose performance match the user requirements. Such a choice requires a

    thorough evaluation of Cloud services according to user needs and preferences.

    • However, evaluation of Cloud services is challenging due to several reasons including unavailability of standards for

    performance of Cloud services, different features of Cloud services provided by service providers, differences in underlying

    technologies, etc.

    • To this end, this article provides a comprehensive framework for Cloud service evaluation using a unied Cloud service

    measurement index.

    • The proposed index covers different aspects of the performance of Cloud services in terms of 8 top-level attributes and 65

    detailed KPIs. The comprehensive nature of the framework addresses the needs of different Cloud models.

    • The overall performance of Cloud services is evaluated and ranked using the MAGIQ method, which considers user

    preferences of service attributes/KPIs.


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