Malware attack deletion and prevention on wireless sensor network using novel honey bee routing protocol comparing with DSDV routing protocol

The purpose of this study is to compare the new Honey Bee Routing Protocol to the well-established DSDV protocol in order to find out whether one is better at detecting and preventing malware attacks in wireless sensor networks. Procedures and Materials: Using a sample size of 110 data sets and 10 samples per protocol, this system is meant to identify and prevent malware attacks in wireless sensor networks using the novel honey bee routing protocol. We compare the performance of this innovative method to that of the widely used DSDV routing protocol and use the Python Open CV software to calculate its performance. Findings: Compared to the current method of DSDV routing protocol, the suggested innovative honey bee routing protocol yields superior outcomes (95.66 percent Vs 93.06 percent). There is a statistically significant difference between the two groups, as indicated by the p value of 0.024 (p