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Guard against cooperative black hole attack in Mobile Ad-Hoc Network

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Figure 1. Diagram of a black hole attack .  2.     AD-HOC ROUTING PROTOCOLS AND BLACK HOLE ATTACK
Figure 2. RREQ Broadcast
Figure 4.1 RREQ Broadcast
Figure 4.3 RREQ Broadcast     (a) R  AB  + R BA  + O ab = 0     R AB  + R BA  = O ab   (normal case)                      (3)  (b)                                        O ab                    R AB

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