Evaluation of Performance of AODV over DSDV Protocol using Blackhole attack in MANET

Wireless and ad hoc are the striking networks these days in which many researchers are working. Basically Wireless or mobile networks are emerged to replace the wired networks from traditional scenario to new paradigm. The next trend of wireless network is quite differ than conventional wired network in many ways viz. infrastructure, cost, capacity, adaptability, easy to operate, schematizing routing protocols along with configuration and many more. Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs) are comprehensively used in defence, agriculture and other civilian applications. So, this dynamic in nature of MANETs consent to participating nodes to collude their operations to increase the capability. This paper prescribed on the full study and analysis of comparison between Destination Sequence Distance Vector routing protocol and Ad hoc On Demand Distance Vector routing protocol in MANET while considering black hole attack. In Black Hole Attack a malicious node advertises itself as having the shortest path to the node whose packets it wants to intercept. So to rectify the possibility of occurrence of black hole attack we proposed our comparative fields of study in conjunction with elimination of black hole attack by reducing communication overheads using AODV over DSDV protocol. This work is emphasized on, to identify attack and a solution to discover a safe route for secure communication to endeavour our all efforts into a common platform.