Trustworthy data delivery in mobile P2P network

Trustworthy, efficient and low-latency communications are arguably the most crucial factors in mobile Peer-to-Peer (P2P) network. In this paper, we present trustworthy multi-point relays data dissemination model for mobile objects in wireless ad-hoc environments. The proposed data delivery model is designed to work in conjunction with our SeCuRE trustworthy scheme and mobile scheduling techniques, forming a novel integrated framework to disseminate messages amongst mobile peers. We evaluate the proposed framework on a number of key metrics for mobile environment, including; transmission cost, computational cost, latency and message deliverability performance. The results of our experiments are used to make comparisons with current state-of-the-art techniques, namely; pure flooding and Trustworthiness-based Broadcast (TBB) scheme, from which the effectiveness of our proposed approach is identified.