Hybrid-Trust Model for Securing the Vehicular Ad Hoc Communications

The objective regard this paper is to gain a better understanding of how to secure vehicular ad hoc communications through the use of a hybrid trust-based strategy. The purpose of this study is to devise an effective routing strategy capable of avoiding frequent network disconnections caused by high speed vehicle mobility under V ANET observation, as well as to increase quality of existing V ANET position-based routing protocols. To end this, we designed novel Hybrid Trust Model for Securing V ANET (HTMSV) protocol in this paper. Trust computing is critical when it comes to establishing a trustworthy network system. We conduct an in-depth examination of the various trust-based countermeasures in this paper. To be more precise, we begin by abstracting a novel model of trust. Direct trust is surveyed utilizing Bayesian hypothesis, though circuitous trust is resolved involving assessment validity and action as per the proposed trust model. The HTMSV protocol basically worked on discovering the unreliable vehicles while discovering the route for data transmission using the hybrid trust model. The experimental results prove the efficiency of the proposed protocol.