Due to the lack process of wireless links, it is hard to decide if small package losses are due to wireless induced belongings or from spiteful discarding. Many prior pains on detecting malicious packet drops rely on proof collected via passive monitoring by neighbor nodes; however, they do not examine the cause of packet losses. In this paper, we ask: Given certain macroscopic parameters of the system similar to traffic strength and node mass what is the probability that data exists with admiration to a broadcast and, How can these parameters be used to do a forensic analysis of the cause for the losses. Towards answering the above questions, primary build an logical framework that computes the probability that evidence call this transmission evidence or TE for short exists with high opinion to transmissions, in terms of a set of system parameters. Here, validate our logical framework via both simulations as well as real-world experiments on two dissimilar wireless test beds. The analytical structure is then used as a basis for a procedure within a forensic analyzer to assess the cause of pack losses and decide the likelihood of forwarding misbehaviors.

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