An Evolutionary Game based Secure Clustering Protocol with Fuzzy Trust Evaluation and Outlier Detection for Wireless Sensor Networks
Liu Yang, Yinzhi Lu, Simon X. Yang, Yuanchang Zhong, Tan Guo, Zhifang, Liang

TL;DR
This paper introduces a novel secure clustering protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks that combines fuzzy trust evaluation, outlier detection, and evolutionary game theory to enhance security and energy efficiency.
Contribution
It presents a new integrated approach using fuzzy trust, K-Means outlier detection, and evolutionary game theory for secure and energy-efficient clustering in WSNs.
Findings
Improved data transfer rate in WSNs.
Effective defense against internal and external attacks.
Enhanced accuracy in trust and outlier detection.
Abstract
Trustworthy and reliable data delivery is a challenging task in Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) due to unique characteristics and constraints. To acquire secured data delivery and address the conflict between security and energy, in this paper we present an evolutionary game based secure clustering protocol with fuzzy trust evaluation and outlier detection for WSNs. Firstly, a fuzzy trust evaluation method is presented to transform the transmission evidences into trust values while effectively alleviating the trust uncertainty. And then, a K-Means based outlier detection scheme is proposed to further analyze plenty of trust values obtained via fuzzy trust evaluation or trust recommendation. It can discover the commonalities and differences among sensor nodes while improving the accuracy of outlier detection. Finally, we present an evolutionary game based secure clustering protocol to…
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