SECURED ROADWAY WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FOR VEHICLES USING AI TECHNOLOGY

Authors

  • Dr. G. MENAKA, M.Sc, M.Phil (CS), Ph.D
  • Dr. C. SHANKAR

Keywords:

Distributed denial of service (DoS), VANET, location and monitoring, message authentication,, signature verification, wireless communication.

Abstract

In this research work makes use of synthetic intelligence technology for the comfy
Roadway wireless communications for AI based vehicles. The vehicular exchange of protection
messages (VANET) facilitated via the advert-hoc community. This AI generation will cause
independent cars for stopping collisions. The analytical and discriminating capabilities of AI era are
constantly being stepped forward as a result of being aware of its surroundings. This capacity is
essential for comparing the sincerity and dependability of safety messages for laptop-pushed motors.
Presenting fake metre readings, disabling the brakes and other unauthorized controls via sending fake
alerts into the VANET, and safety threats. As a powerful defence in opposition to cyber-attacks,
counter measures ought to be considered early within the layout process, in preference to afterthought
fixes. But contemporary requirements miss security measures like verifying each message sent and
obtained via related automobiles, beginning the VANET as much as denial-of-service (DoS) attacks.
This interdisciplinary educational research examines the instant wherein message authentication and
(DoS) mitigation are balanced, making protection protocols feasible for the deployment of linked cars
within the real global. In an effort to reduce transmission and computation complexity, AI filters are
used at the side of context-adaptive Signature Verification for message authentication. Combining the
data network OMNET++SUMO, a simulation of visitors on the roads, and Veins, an open source
VANET simulation framework, the research compares AI filter out performance under extraordinary
assaulting situations. The findings influence a green layout selection for securing automobiles with
connectivity can talk wirelessly.

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Published

2025-03-28

How to Cite

Dr. G. MENAKA, M.Sc, M.Phil (CS), Ph.D, & Dr. C. SHANKAR. (2025). SECURED ROADWAY WIRELESS COMMUNICATION FOR VEHICLES USING AI TECHNOLOGY. The Bioscan, 20(1), 805–814. Retrieved from https://thebioscan.com/index.php/pub/article/view/6665