Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are exposed to a variety of attacks. The quality and difficulty of attacks are increasing day by day. The future work aims at showing how the difficulty of modern attacks is growing accordingly, leading to a similar rise in methods of resistance. Limitations in computational and battery power in sensor nodes are constraints on the diversity of security mechanisms. We must apply only suitable mechanisms to WSN where our approach was motivated by the application of an improved Feistel scheme. The modified accelerated-cipher design uses data-dependent permutations, and can be used for fast hardware, firmware, software and WSN encryption systems. The approach presented showed that ciphers using this approach are less likely to suffer intrusion of differential cryptanalysis than currently used popular WSN ciphers like DES, Camellia and so on.
Security, Cipher, Wireless sensor network (WSN), Feistel scheme
