An efficient authenticated key agreement scheme supporting privacy-preservation for smart grid communication

Xiang, Xinyin; Cao, Jun

doi:10.1016/j.epsr.2021.107630

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“…In [102], researchers presented an AKA scheme with privacy preservation for smart grid communication. When an adversary compromises a smart meter device, this scheme considers reducing the possibility of a critical leakage attack.…”

Section: ) Cyber-security For Communication Channel Attacksmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Researchers developed a deep learning architecture [94], SVM [96], decomposition form of the system matrices [26], dual denoising auto-encoder based encryptor [82] and a certificate-less signcryption [114] to analyse impact and detect DoS, eavesdropping attacks. Furthermore, researchers utilised a zero-knowledge proofs & the pailiers crypto system [102], as well as a blockchain & homomorphic encryption based aggregation architecture [139], to minimise smart meter data manipulation attacks.…”

Section: A Findingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Comprehensive Review on Cyber-Attacks in Power Systems: Impact Analysis, Detection, and Cyber Security

Tatipatri,

Arun

2024

IEEE Access

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Continuous communication and information technology advancements facilitate the modernization of the conventional energy grid into an integrated platform. Internet-of-Things (IoT) incorporates power systems, particularly smart grid features and the delivery of new services from the utility side to the end user over a two-way communication channel. However, severe security vulnerabilities have been created due to over-dependency on IoT based communication systems. In addition, critical information exchange between any two entities or devices is always an appealing target for cyber-attackers, especially with financial interest motive by damaging integrity, confidentiality and authenticity in a communication channel. Maintaining data security and preserving privacy in between two entities during the transmission or any data distribution are essential. The potential attacks and impacts of those attacks need to be investigated to develop an effective cyber security infrastructure. Thus, considerable researchers focused on detection and mitigation of these vulnerable cyber-attacks using advanced computation tools. This review article thoroughly investigated possible ways to address cyber security challenges such as smart meter security, end-users privacy, electricity theft cyber-attacks using blockchain and cryptography against communication attacks in smart grid. The operational impacts of cyber-attacks on power system security, as well as the economic impact on deregulated energy markets, have been extensively explored. In addition, the robustness of security features and cryptographic methods against various cyber-attacks is investigated to suggest unexplored cyber-attacks for future scope. Specially, the study of real-world cyber security events, case studies, new findings and new scopes in diverse power industries are carried out. More than 135 research articles has been examined for this review article. This paper mainly concentrates on distribution-side cyberattacks with impact analysis, detection and protection techniques.

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Section: ) Cyber-security For Communication Channel Attacksmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: A Findingsmentioning

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A Comprehensive Review on Cyber-Attacks in Power Systems: Impact Analysis, Detection, and Cyber Security

Tatipatri,

Arun

2024

IEEE Access

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“…Not every node in the network is trusted, and a strong authentication scheme is essential for communication frameworks of the smart grid [12], [13], [14], [15]. In [16] and [17], a PUF (Physical Unclonable Function) technique was proposed as an original language to counter physical attacks, but recent research [18] demonstrated that this technique is vulnerable to modeling attacks.…”

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Achieving Light-Weighted Secure Scheme for Communication in a Smart Grid

Wang

Nan

2023

IEEE Access

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There are many security risks in the communication between the various nodes of the smart grid. Among these security risks, data leakage is a common one, which occurs in communicating between any two smart meters. In the existing studies, the data leakage is tackled by proposing various security strategies. In this paper, we propose a novel security communication scheme to ensure the security of transmission data between two smart meters against external malicious attacks. Specifically, an authentication scheme based on chaos theory is proposed for verifying the identity trustworthiness of smart meters. In the authentication phase, we use a chaos algorithm and a hash function to compute a shared session key that is used for authentication of both communicating parties, as well as for encryption of private information. Our proposed scheme implements a one-time session approach, i.e., each round of communication keys are unrelated to each other. In relevant validation experiments, we verify that the chaotic algorithm is sufficiently time efficient and compare the computational efficiency with other literature in terms of communication expenses, and the results prove that the proposed scheme is of lightweight nature. Finally we use the Proverif formal verification tool the BAN logic to verify the security as well as the feasibility of the proposed scheme.INDEX TERMS Smart grid, privacy protection, chaos theory, session keys, one at a time.

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“…In order to reach a sustainable development and ensure human's demands for electricity, the Smart Grid (SG) is proposed, which uses artificial intelligence technology, automation technology, and Internet of Things (IoT) technology to automate the dispatching of power, to improve self‐healing, compatibility and anti‐interference capabilities, and to maintain the stability and reliability of the traditional power grid systems. SG could promote information and digitization of the traditional power system, which happens in the processes of power generation, transmission, distribution, power supply and electricity consumption using information, communication, and automation, technologies 1 …”

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confidence: 99%

“…SG could promote information and digitization of the traditional power system, which happens in the processes of power generation, transmission, distribution, power supply and electricity consumption using information, communication, and automation, technologies. 1 Although SG has many advantages including real-time interaction with devices, compatibility with clean energy, and reduction of grid losses that the traditional power grid cannot provide, the security of the communication networks in SG is still a critical concern for the deployment in SG, it is very important to guarantee secure communication between an Aggregator (AG) and a Smart Meter (SM). There could be many security risks, if the communication has not been protected.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

PSAK: A provably secure authenticated key agreement scheme based on extended Chebyshev chaotic maps for smart grid environments

Wang

Zhou

et al. 2023

Trans Emerging Tel Tech

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An efficient authenticated key agreement scheme supporting privacy-preservation for smart grid communication

Cited by 18 publications

References 22 publications

A Comprehensive Review on Cyber-Attacks in Power Systems: Impact Analysis, Detection, and Cyber Security

A Comprehensive Review on Cyber-Attacks in Power Systems: Impact Analysis, Detection, and Cyber Security

Achieving Light-Weighted Secure Scheme for Communication in a Smart Grid

PSAK: A provably secure authenticated key agreement scheme based on extended Chebyshev chaotic maps for smart grid environments

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