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Selfishness detection in mobile ad hoc networks: How dissemination of indirect information turns into a strategic issue

For a mobile ad hoc network, the tradeoff between a selfish node's power expense and ill reputation is discussed. Simulation shows that selective drops can be countered by a data-centric, end-to-end ACK-based reputation system that has nodes disseminate equal reputation metrics for all transit nodes on a misbehaving route. Fake recommendations, however, such as false appraisals or false accusations, necessitate an additional revocation scheme