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V. Jeevanantham is a researcher focused on cybersecurity and wireless sensor networks (WSNs), with a particular emphasis on anomaly detection and energy-efficient protocols. Their work addresses critical challenges in securing WSNs against denial of service (DoS) attacks, a major threat to the reliability of these networks in applications like battlefield surveillance, border control, and health monitoring. Jeevanantham’s key contribution lies in proposing scalable, cluster-based anomaly detection frameworks that balance security with energy efficiency—a vital consideration for resource-constrained sensor nodes. Their most-cited paper, "Scalable and Energy Efficient Cluster Based Anomaly Detection Against Denial of Service Attacks in Wireless Sensor Networks" (2023), has garnered 27 citations, highlighting its relevance in the field. However, it is important to note that this paper has been retracted, which may affect its credibility. Despite this, Jeevanantham’s earlier work (2022) on the same topic, with 3 citations, demonstrates a sustained interest in developing robust defenses for WSNs. Their research contributes to the ongoing effort to make wireless networks more secure and efficient, particularly in real-world applications where data integrity and network longevity are paramount.
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