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Abstract : In the creation of smart networks, the Internet of Things (IoT) has advanced across the globe. The goal is to add a network edge for IoT computers to use intelligent networks and computation. In addition , in the event of a crisis, this implementation will not only improve the consumer service but also offer company reliability. IoT distributed infrastructure and end-user proximity are used by Edge computing to allow quick response and increase service quality. The security dilemma, however, is mostly discussed in order to resolve the possibility of attacks (VoA). In recent studies, choosing sensor nodes or guardian nodes has become a difficult operation. Often, to address their individual positions within the network, the opponents switch from one location to another. We therefore advise the institution to use the symmetrical two-fish key approach to identify and escape opponents in the global sensor network to provide flexible security using a stable routing and tracking protocol with multi-variant tuples. With the Qualifying Weight Function (EWF), using a complex symmetric key, the sensor guard nodes are selected and concealed. By inheriting both the Multipath Optimized Connection State Routing (OLSR) and Ad hoc On-Demand Multipath Distance Vector (AOMDV) functionality, a stable hybrid routing protocol is selected to be developed. Compared to present routing systems, the result of the planned solution shows a vast number of control nodes. In contrast, the routing technique adopted is robust and makes the delivery of multipath, including adversaries of mobile applications.