Wireless sensor networks face security challenges including key establishment, secrecy, authentication, privacy, and robustness to denial-of-service attacks. The document outlines these security issues and discusses the current state of research in sensor network security. It also covers required security services and future research challenges, such as secure routing and protecting networks from node capture. Additionally, the document notes that most current wireless sensor networks measure physical phenomena like temperature or location but that wireless multimedia sensor networks could support applications with higher bandwidth demands and less tolerance for delay.

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Tittle of Study Author Research Issues
Security in Wireless Sensor
Networks: Attacks and
Solutions
Swati Bartariya,
Ashutosh Rastogi
The deployment of new technology without security has often
proved to be immoderately dangerous. WSN have recently
attracted a lot of interest to the researchers due to wide range
of applications.
SECURITY
IN WIRELESS SENSOR
NETWORKS
Adrian Perrig, John
Stankovic, David
Wagner
Here, we outline security issues in these networks, discuss the
state of the art in sensor network security, and suggest future
directions for research. We cover several important security
challenges, includeing key establishment, secrecy,
authentication, privacy, robustness to denial-of-service
attacks, secure routing, and node capture. We also cover
several high-level security services required for wireless
sensor networks and conclude with future research
challenges.
A survey on wireless
multimedia sensor networks
Ian F. Akyildiz,
Tommaso Melodia,
Kaushik R.
Chowdhury
As of today, most deployed wireless sensor networks measure
scalar physical phenomena like temperature, pressure,
humidity, or location of objects. In general, most of the
applications have low band-width demands, and are usually
delay tolerant.