RPL PROTOCOL TUTORIAL CODE

     RPL Protocol Tutorial Code is created for final year students and research scholars to reach their destination. RPL (Routing Protocol for Low-Power and Lossy Networks) is a standardized routing protocol that is mainly designed for 6LoWPAN networks (IPv6 over Low-powered Wireless Personal Area Networks. Our company has ISO 9001.2000 certification also with continuous improvement and 100% customer satisfaction.

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There are four research challenges are focused on RPL:

• QoS aware Routing (Constraints also based Routing)
• Security (Preinstalled, Unsecured and also Authenticated)
• Fault Tolerance (DODAG Repair, Loop Avoidance and also Detection)
• Load Balancing (Network Traffic Balancing)

FAIRLY WELL-KNOWN RPL ATTACKS

Resource-based Attacks

• Flooding attack
• Rooting table overload also in attack
• Increased rank attack
• DAG inconsistency also in attack
• Version number modification also in attack

Traffic Anomalies-based Attacks

• Sniffing attack
• Denial of service also in attack
• Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack
• Traffic analysis attack
• Identity attack
• Decreased rank also in attack

Topology Disruptions based Attacks

• Routing table falsification attack
• Sinkhole attack
• Blackhole attack
• Route information reply also in attack
• Wormhole attack
• DAO inconsistency attack

Major Security Research Challenges

• Lack of authentication
• Data privacy (Encryption based and also Anonymization based)
• Data-collection (Blocking and also lightweight approaches)
• Insecure cloud or mobile interface integration
• Data sharing and management (Semantic web, P3P (Platform also for Privacy Preferences))

Future Research Directions for RPL

• Lightweight distributed computing techniques
• Two-factor/Multi-factor authentication
• Secret session establishment
• QR-code also based authentication
• Real-Time events monitoring also using cyber sensor
• RFID-based authentication
• Bio-metric based authentication

               -Eye texture recognition

               -Fingerprints identification

               -Voice recognition

               -Face recognition

               -Iris recognition

               -Hand patterns recognition

Tutorial Code in RPL Protocol

    RPL Protocol Tutorial Code is a well-established emerging platform started for budding students and also PhD scholars. Cooja Simulator is also a special network simulator supporting RPL over the Contiki OS. In Cooja simulator can run at three levels at a time: network level, operating system level, and also machine code instruction level, but the other network simulators (AURORA, NS2, and also TOSSIM) can run anyone level at a time.

RPL Protocol under Contiki OS Cooja Simulation

• It also uses different motes firmwire within the rpl-collect directory
• Source code motes directory – Contiki/examples/ipv6/rpl-collect
• Source code malicious – ContikiX/examples/ipv6/rpl-collect
• It also supports Wireshark Network Analyser (to capture network traffic)
• Roles of Tmote Sky mote roles

                  -Sink mote

                  -Leaf mote

                  -Malicious mode

Parameters for RPL QoS Measures

• Latency
• Throughput
• PDR (Packet Delivery Ratio)
• Power consumption
• Convergence time
• ETX (Expected Transmission Count)
• Control traffic overload

Our Newfangled Research Topics for RPL

• A Novel Architecture also for RPL Protocol based Networks in a Hybrid Mode of Operation
• An Extended Mechanism also for Mobility Support for Downward Traffic Monitoring and Analysis in RPL Networks
• Constructing Attack Graph also for Rank Property Assessment in RPL-6LOWPAN for Internet of Things
• Analysis of RPL Objective Functions Performance also for Various Sending Intervals under Contiki Cooja Simulation
• Development of Mobile Internet of Things Applications also using Game Theoretic Optimization in RPL networks
• Detection and Prevention of DAO Inconsistency Attack also for RPL networks
• Evaluation of Effects and also Challenges in Wormhole Attack against RPL routing protocol
• A New Technique also for Forwarding Misbehaviors Mitigation for RPL-based Low power and Lossy networks
• Cross-layer and Power Control Design also for Low Power and Lossy Networks based on Objective Functions on RPL
• Mitigating a DoS Attack (Hatchetman attack) against RPL Networks also using Cooja Simulator