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Mesh networks are a new technology that provide nodes with the ability of self forming and self healing as well as provide multi hop wireless links with infrastructure support. Previous research has mainly been on intrusion detection techniques in multi hop networks since due to their ad hoc nature and no central control; it is harder to detect intrusion. This paper proposes an intrusion detection mechanism based on reasoning agents that takes advantage of the infrastructure support in mesh network.

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Date:Nov 2008
Pages:15

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