Novel IOV worm model and its corresponding hybrid anti-worm strategy in expressway interchange terminal

Abstract

In order to take precaution and cure against internet of vehicles (IOV) worm propagation in expressway, the IOV worm propagation and its corresponding anti-worm strategy were studied in expressway interchange terminal. According to omnirange driving in expressway interchange terminal and vehicular mobile communication environment, an IOV worm propagation model is constructed; and then according to the dynamic propagation law and destructiveness of IOV worm in this environment, a novel hybrid anti-worm strategy for confrontation is designed. This worm propagation model can factually simulates the IOV worm propagation in this interchange terminal environment; and this hybrid anti-worm strategy can effectively control IOV worm propagation in the environment, moreover, it can reduce the influence on network resource overhead.

Keywords

internet of vehicles / worm propagation model / hybrid anti-worm strategy / expressway / interchange terminal

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