Published Paper Details:

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are divided into power and computer type networks that can be easily set up in remote locations with the help of mobile devices or nodes. Nodes in these Networks monitor and monitor local physical and environmental conditions and transmit this information to each other or remotely using Wireless Sensor Networks integration and integration methods. These networks play a key role in many areas such as military and civilian recruitment, health care systems and climate monitoring where manual learning is tedious or inefficient. Due to the self-configuration of wireless nerve networks or nodes related to their unprotected environment due to remote locations, various types of security attacks can occur on these networks. Black hole attacks or grey hole attacks are primarily an effective form of attack that can reduce the outflow and efficiency of the corresponding network connection which can also have a negative impact on the network. In this paper, we will understand the attacks of black holes and will review various ways to find and distinguish non-network space.