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Using Hybrid Trust Model for Handling Inaccurate Resource

The goal of trust evaluation is to let the most trustworthy resource be selected. Indeed, the trust model should be able to detect threats. Hence, to provide a suitable ground for this selection, trust evaluation models need a mechanism to detect malicious entities. In this paper, we use a hybrid trust model for evaluating trustworthiness of each resource. This mechanism applies the components of hybrid trust model, including content and reputation evaluation simultaneously for detection.