WSN recruitments for encrypted medical image transmission securely

Abdalla, Israa Hussain; Yaser, Rusul Fadhil

doi:10.47974/JDMSC-1838

Open Access Research Article

WSN recruitments for encrypted medical image transmission securely

^*Israa Hussain AbdallaCorresponding authorisrhussain40@gmail.comMinistry of Education, Directorate of Education BaghdadKarkh, IraqView full profile → , Rusul Fadhil Yaserrusulfadhil77@gmail.comMinistry of Education, Directorate of Education BaghdadBaghdad, IraqView full profile →

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pp. 1981–1990Vol. 26Issue 7October 2023DOI: 10.47974/JDMSC-1838 Crossmark XML

Received:: 03 Sep 2023
Published Online:: 15 Dec 2023
Article type:: Research Article
Language:: EN
Article no.:: JDMSC-1838
Pages:: 1981–1990

Abstract

In both the open community and the military, wireless sensor networks (WSNs) demonstrate incredible promises for a variety of complex applications. Due to system assaults on the detection of energy and remote correspondence innovations, individual data without specific insurance is not reasonable for approval. Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks (WANET) additionally presents a number of security and risk concerns related to remote communication. This article explores issues and difficulties related to security in WANET-based remote sensor organizations. Survey-arranged security instruments for remote sensor networks are differentiated between security and risk in the article. Even though encryption and decoding calculations are moderately complex, information moves high (Mobility of Node) within the system. Second, a “review” idea is presented here to improve productivity in handling the security issue in WANET through consideration of remote sensor arrangements and confirmation of the server. Biometric data can be used to create a digest. To increase the reliability and availability of biometric frameworks, we demonstrate how this concept can be employed.

Keywords

Wireless ad-hoc networks (WANET)image encryption/decryption

Subject Classifications

68P2568P30

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