The widespread availability of network-enabled handheld devices (e.g., PDAs with WiFi) has made pervasive computing environment development an emerging reality. Mobile (or multi-hop) Ad-hoc NETworks (MANETs-Agrawal & Zeng, 2003) are mobile device networks communicating via wireless links without relying on an underlying infrastructure. Each device in a MANET acts as an endpoint and as a router forwarding messages to devices within radio range. MANETs are a sound alternative to infrastructure-based networks whenever the infrastructure is lacking or unusable, for example, military applications, disaster/relief, emergency situations, and communication between vehicles.
Avoiding Privacy Violation for Resource Sharing in Ad hoc Networks of Pervasive Computing Environment