International Journal of Advanced Networking and Applications

5024-5028

Authors: Mohammed Suliman, Bandar Alluhaybi

With the fast growth of the Internet in the world, playing an important part in our daily activities and with different uses being personal or in business. The idea of the internet is based on transferring data between computers. Agent-Based Software Technology (ABST) is one of the most popular technique to exchange messages and perform the task between devices over the network. The Software Agent (SA) become vulnerable to attacks by Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) during the journey in the network. To secure the software agents against MitM attacks we propose a Dummy Agent Model (DAM) by confusing the attacker and making it difficult to differentiate the real agent with dummy agents. Dummy agents selection model is used to select dummy agents from the historical agent database for every real agent making it more difficult to attacker to identify the real agent among dummy agents. The Dummy Agent Model is proposed as a better approach to active attacks such as DoS, Collision and Alternation attacks.

5037-5044

Authors: Isabona Joseph, Odesanya Ituabhor, Jangfa Timothy zhimwang, Risi Ikechi

Having cognizant practical knowledge of the achievable throughput quality that can be attained at the user equipment communication device over deployed mobile broad cellular networks radio interface under different protocol layers has manifold gains for both subscriber and the radio network service operators. The benefits range from root-cause analysis of results, the network status exposure, triggering of performance optimisation, to path and server selection. However, most radio network service operators usually hide this information regarding practical performance status their networks. To tackle this problem, a practical–based measurement assessment and in-depth analysis of cellular network performance status is proposed. To actualize this, firstly, radio frequency eNodeB site survey was conducted to identify accessible field drive test routes and obtained the relevant eNodeB transmitting engineering parameters, Secondly, an in depth radio channel and achievable throughput quality and radio channel has been conducted under PDCP, RLC and PDSCH LTE protocol layers. Thirdly, the impact user communication distance, signal quality and signal coverage levels on the achievable throughput quality is reported across for three different eNodeB transceivers. The results at PDCP, RLC and PDSCH layers indicate that the achievable throughput degrades proportionally with user location transmission distance and radio network signal coverage and signal quality conditions.

5052-5056

Authors: 1 Yekini N.A, 2 Adigun J.O, 3 Okikiola F.M, 4 Hungbo A.A, 5 Ojo O.

Insecurity in Nigeria has shown significant growth thereby showing the flaws in the security system of the nation. This has led to the citizens clamoring for a system that works in tackling the potential and future security threats. The perpetrators of the criminal are majorly the intruders. E-security monitoring and criminal evidence system is a globally recognized and trusted device that has the capability of providing security alternatives in society. This tool is seen as a means of cautioning intruder’s activities which in return leads of less or no crime. This research work explores the influence of e-security intruder monitoring and criminal evidence system on the behavior of individuals and extends the discourse analysis to interpreting insecurity occurrences in our society to investigate and find meanings that construct social reality.

5063-5068

Authors: Moumita Chanda, Sadiya Rahman, M. Mesbahuddin Sarker

In Bangladesh, the era of using internet had begun in 4 June, 1996. People started using an internet for their personal use but the use of an internet on educational purposes is increasing day by day. In Bangladesh, the outbreak of COVID19 had begun middle march of 2020. All over the Bangladesh, the educational institute had stopped since March of 2020. To mobilize the education system, most of the education institute started using internet day by day. Internet was even used, before pandemic in higher education system but not in school, college. But during pandemic, the use of internet has increased a lot in the field of education as well as job sector. In our paper, we tried to show the present state of internet on education. To do this, we made a survey containing 260 people from different universities, medical colleges, schools, colleges and job sectors. In this paper, we tried to convey student’s outlook towards online class. The impacts and challenges which showed in our paper will be a vital suggestions for government, policymakers, technical developers and educational authorities.

5076-5080

Authors: Lomat Haider Chowdhury, Santa Maria Shithil, Mashiwat Tabassum Waishy

Voting is an utmost and legitimate process to reveal a caste’s counsel chiefly for a democratic country. Numerous voting methods have been using from the introduction time. But people nowadays want a safe, secure, and reliable procedure to vote. The more people experience a method, the more reliability they want. There are diverse reasons why electoral voting has supplanted the ballot voting system. An E-voting system is more reliable, less timeconsuming, environment-friendly, and reduces the probability of causing the human error. But no electoral voting is out of error and conflict. In this paper, we introduce a process that will help people find their propitiation and will not hamper the voter’s confidentiality and privacy. We propose a system where each voter will have an account. The voters will log in to the system using their user id and password. The system will send a One-Time Password (OTP) to the voter’s registered mobile number for more security. Voters will then select their desired candidate using their account before going to the voting booth. After choosing a candidate, voting power for that particular voter will be closed. But the candidate will not receive the vote until the voter appears in a voting booth and assert his authenticity by providing his biometric identity. The main objective of this method is to provide a neutral election where voters do not face any outer influences which may thwart their right to express their counsel. We are also concerned about the people who are not friendly to technologies and cannot select their candidates online. They can directly choose their desired candidate with the help of a polling agent after arriving at the voting booth.

5089-5094

Authors: Dr. Vijay Arputharaj, Mr. Mahmud El Yakub, Mr. Saheed Tunde, Mr. M. Ponsuresh

This commentary paper gives a summary of threats in intimate relationships, which are a type of privacy threats which can result inside families, romantic relationships, friendships, and other close relationships. A lot of popular assumptions about privacy are dispatched in these types of relationships. In fact, plenty of other effective measures tend to fail when applied to these intimate threats. We look into a wide range of intimate relationships and define common features. Therefore, based on these features, we then expand on the ramifications for technical privacy design and policy. Then finally suggest a design recommendation. There are two main security issues in intimate relationships, privacy & authentication related issues. Such privacy issues have been noticed in online learning training in post covid era. A great amount of users in intimate relationships are encountering problems in usability. Most of the issues are due to authentication procedures, sharing passwords, etc.