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In sensor networks, nodes cooperatively work to collect data and forward itto the final destination. Many protocols have been proposed in the literatureto provide routing and secure routing for ad hoc and sensor networks, but theseprotocols either very expensive to be used in very resource-limitedenvironments such as sensor networks, or suffer from the lack of one or moresecurity guarantees and vulnerable to attacks such as wormhole, Sinkhole,Sybil, blackhole, selective forwarding, rushing, and fabricating attacks. Inthis paper we propose a secure lightweight routing protocol called SRPS. SRPSuses symmetric cryptographic entities within the capabilities of the sensors,supports intermediate node authentication of the routing information inaddition to end-to-end authentication, provides secure multiple disjoint paths,and thwarts all the known attacks against routing infrastructure againstByzantine cooperative attack model. We analyze the security guarantees of SRPSand use Ns-2 simulations to show the effectiveness of SRPS in counter-measuringknown attacks against the routing infrastructure. Overhead cost analysis isconducted to prove the lightweight-ness of SRPS

SRPS: Secure Routing Protocol for Static Sensor Networks