shows an ideal case for the LEAP protocol. It simply represents a base station
surrounded by fifty sensor nodes. In this scenario, none of the nodes are compromised.
However, even though it is an ideal case, we still face the problem of data loss. For arguments
sake, let’s assume that node z wants to communicate with the base station. Having a singular
base station means that no matter how far the distance, the sensor node and the base station will
commune with each other. The longer the distance, however, the more nodes they have to
transmit through, the more bandwidth will be used and the higher the possibility of loss of data.