Secure mobile network handover with neural cryptography

Mobile Node in Mobile IPv6 network communicating with correspond node could freely roam into different access routers. But when a mobile Node from Previous access router roams into a new access router, the Fast Handover protocol will be applied. Attackers could use the combination of Denial of Service with Masquerading to compromise the network. Some papers have discussed the problem and proposed two solutions to the problem. But the two solutions may be too complicated and with too much CPU consumption. This proposes a new solution: introduce neural cryptography into the Fast Handover protocol.