In my previous article, Contiki ve Cooja, I described how to set up Cooja to simulate IoT devices on a virtual computer with the Ubuntu 18.04 operating system. With this virtual computer, we will simulate the data transfer of benign and malicious IoT devices and get network information. Of course, we need ” benign ” and ” malicious ” nodes to do this simulation. I explained how to install the framework that D’Hondt et al. (2015) did under the heading D’Hondt’s RPL Framework to obtain these vulnerable nor normal nodes.
In this article, I will explain how we obtain the weak nodes and normal nodes where “Hello Flood”, “Decreased Rank” and “Version Number Increase” attacks will be made from the work done by D’Hondt and others (2015).