A new model for secure routing and reduceing energy consumption in Ad-hoc networks

A new method for data transferring with a secure routing algorithm in Ad-hoc networks is presented. The area of the network is divided into several segments and according to the performance of the nodes, one of them is chosen as the manager of the segment. A public and a private key are dedicated to each segment. The private key is only disposable to the manager of each segment. When a packet is sent from the origin to the destination, in order to pass each zone, an encrypting process should be done according to the public key of the segment. Ultimately, when the packet is received in the destination, the decoding process is done according to the private key of the passed zones. In order to scheduling the managers IPSM algorithm is used and the results are compared with the classical IPSM. The results show that failure probability for the classical IPSM is more than that of the proposed method in this study.