Analysis of Ad-Hoc Network Security using Zero knowledge Proof and Wi-Fi Protected Access 2

Ad-Hoc is a wireless network using radio frequency to connect the neighbor node. Authentication is the main impact of ad-hoc network to secure the network using the Zero Knowledge proof (zkp) and Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (wpa2) protocols. Zkp is a secure Authentication but the existing node disconnected unfortunately some weak radio coverage, the existing node want to rejoin the neighbor network it takes long time to rejoin. In ZKP use WPA2 protocol to reduce the time duration and quickly rejoin to the neighbor network using ticket and session key. The WPA2 protocol also provide secure authentication.