Review of Key Management Schemes in WSNs
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2013, Vol 2, Issue 7
Abstract
In this research paper we have done exhaustive study on latest key management schemes that are used in securing the WSN, however our focused in our study have been on the aspect of energy consumption due to implementation of such schemes. We have developed a comparative chart and review of all such schemes and have found certain limitations worthwhile for mentioning in this research. Based on these limitations we have also recommend certain valid points to improve key management schemes.
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