A Session Key Utilization Based Approach For Memory Management in Wireless Networks

Symmetric cryptography is used in wireless networks, with the help of session keys to make it used for the public. Keys that are randomly generated to provide security are called as Session key and this is the encryption and decryption key to establish the communication between a user and another computer. However, using session keys, the memory can be managed dynamically by different encryption and decryption techniques. When memory gets overloaded with many requests, then dynamically memory is to be allocated with the help of session keys and gets connected to the external devices. By performing the dynamic operations memory can be managed and users can get uninterrupted process in accessing the network. In this paper, we show that with the help of session keys we can provide the authentication to request handler devices. By this memory can be handled very easily and the congestion can be controlled with the help of session keys.