  Profile-cast is a service paradigm within the communication framework of
delay tolerant networks (DTN). Instead of using destination addresses to
determine the final destination it uses similarity-based forwarding protocol.
With the rise in popularity of various wireless networks, the need to make
wireless technologies robust, resilient to attacks and failure becomes
mandatory. One issue that remains to be addressed in behavioral networks is
node co-operation in forwarding packets. Nodes might behave selfishly (due to
bandwidth preservation, energy /power constraints) or maliciously by dropping
packets or not forwarding them to other nodes based on profile similarity. In
both cases the net result is degradation in the performance of the network. It
is our goal to show that the performance of the behavioral network can be
improved by employing self-policing scheme that would detect node misbehavior
and then decide how to tackle them in order to ensure node cooperation or so
that the overall performance does not fall below a certain threshold. For this
various existing self-policing techniques which are in use in ad-hoc networks
will be first tried on this behavioral scenario.At various stages simulation
would be used to measure performances of the network under different
constraints, and after subjected to different techniques
