Survey of Attacks, Detection Techniques, and Evaluation Metrics in Wireless Sensor Networks

Secure WSNs are becoming increasingly important due to their rapid growth. Different assaults targeting different layers of remote organizations have been identified, and evaluation measurements and conventions have been developed to neutralize them. In this review study, attacks on various levels, evaluation measurements, and norms in remote organizations will be detailed. First, the article examines attacks on the real, information interface, network, transport, and application levels. Standard attacks and their potential impact on network security are introduced at each layer. The review includes specific actions like DoS, listening in, parodying, and changing. Evaluation of safety components and conventions relies on assessment metrics. This article lists several remote organization security assessments. These measures include FPR, FNR, discovery precision, throughput, latency, energy use, and adaptability. The overview discusses how these measurements can evaluate security conventions’ presentation and sufficiency.