... recent years, mobile ad hoc networks have received
much attention due to their potential applications and the
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... core migrating algorithms for mobile
ad hoc networks has been presented and debated. Because of the unrestricted node
movements, the topologies of the mobile ad hoc networks are always under changing. ... discovery mechanism.
In mobile ad hoc networks, node movement results in failure of the old links and
network topology of new connections. A new CBT protocol for mo...
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HUT TML 2000 Tik-110 .50 1 Seminar on Network Security
3 Criteria for Protecting Ad Hoc Networks
3.1 Physical Security
In ad hoc network...