[SOLVED] simulating blackhole attack and wormhole attack in ns-2
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simulating blackhole attack and wormhole attack in ns-2
i want to implement blackhole attack and wormhole attack in ns-2 using the aodv protocol.I have implemented blackhole but it drops all the packets but i want it to drop selective packets how is that possible?
and how a wormhole attack is implemented in ns-2 at the network layer??
I want to implement a wormhole attack in ns-2 using the aodv or dsdv protocol. i need a tcl code for begin! i search for it, but could not find!can you help me?
Last edited by hashemi164; 05-08-2010 at 06:44 AM.
You've resurrected a 6 year old thread on a different subject to post this.
I would suggest that you create a new thread with your problem and give us more information on the background of the problem, which distro you're using, which shell you're using, what you're trying to do etc...
I would also suggest that you change your username - if your username is a valid email address then you will be spammed from here to eternity.
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