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Improved Feistel-Based Ciphers for Wireless Sensor Network Security

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WSN are exposed to variety of attacks as other networks. Quality and complexity of attacks are rising day by day. The proposed work aim at showing how complexity of modern attacks is growing accordingly, converging to usher resistant methods also to rise. Limitations in computation and battery power in sensor nodes gives constrain to diversity of security mechanisms.

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  1. Tanzania Industrial Research Development Organisation, TIRDO/North West University, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania

    George S. Oreku

  2. Far East Energy Management Company (FEEMC), Vladivostok, Russia

    Tamara Pazynyuk

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Oreku, G.S., Pazynyuk, T. (2016). Improved Feistel-Based Ciphers for Wireless Sensor Network Security. In: Security in Wireless Sensor Networks. Risk Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21269-2_4

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