Security Measures in Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks on the Example of Bogus and Sybil Attacks

Abstract

The vehicles that are currently manufactured have become increasingly related to the Internet, supporting a range of recent innovations that are valuable towards both automakers and drivers. Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANET) have recently emerged collectively of the solutions that would facilitate connecting many cars to the vast network. Not solely it may preserve the protection, but also the efficiency of the traffic. However, VANETs themselves are prone to attacks. Those attacks could directly cause the corruption of networks and so presumably provoke a substantial loss of driver’s time, money, and even their lives. The paper focuses on the Sybil and Bogus attacks and presents the implemented attainable solutions that would solve the safety leaks in the vehicle networks.