Design and Analysis of Multicast-Based Publisher/Subscriber Models over Wireless Platforms for Smart Grid Communications

Fateri, Sina; Ni, Qiang; Taylor, Gareth; Panchadcharam, S.

doi:10.1109/trustcom.2012.118

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“…Kumar et al [11] analyzed suitable network architectures that can meet all the requirements of North American Syncro-Phasor Initiative Network (NASPInet). The schemes [10] and [11] did not clearly describe the functions used by these schemes. Recently, Heimgaertner et al [12] proposed a cybersecure publish/subscribe middle-ware for control plane and data plane communications in the smart grid.…”

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“…However, since every connected device has to perform encryption and message integrity, their experiment generates a large overhead and delay. Fateri et al [10] presented a publisher-subscriber model with simulationbased traffic analysis. However, the critical latency and security concerns in the smart grid network are not discussed.…”

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“…Table II summarizes the comparison of computation overhead of our scheme with the scheme [12]. The schemes [10] and [11] did not clearly describe the functions used by these schemes. Therefore, we cannot evaluate their computation overhead.…”

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“…For other message types, the scheme can support delivery of data with the proposed cipher and hash functions. A comparison of execution times with the schemes in [10] and [11] is shown in Table IV. Our scheme is much efficient than these both schemes.…”

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Securing restricted publisher-subscriber communications in smart grid substations

Saxena

Grijalva

Choi

2018

2018 10th International Conference on Communication Systems &Amp; Networks (COMSNETS)

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Smart Grid applications require accurate and correct data transmission from publisher to subscribers with critical communication latency requirements. Since the smart grid is being supported by distributed communication networks, deployed using various wired and wireless technologies, including IP-based networks, securing the communication infrastructure is both critically important and challenging. In this paper, we propose a secure and efficient data delivery scheme, based on a restricted yet dynamic publisher-subscriber architecture, for the published messages from a publisher to the subscribers distributed in the smart grid network. The scheme ensures that the published message is delivered from an authentic publisher to only those authorized subscribers by verifying publisher's signature and access structure of all subscribers. Operation overheads are reduced by performing only one encryption and decryption or hashing per subscriber location using a proxy node as a remote terminal unit. Our analysis shows that the scheme is resistant against replay, man-in-the-middle, and impersonation attacks. Performance evaluation shows that the scheme can support 600 subscribers given the communication latency requirement of 3 ms. We provide the performance of the scheme under different scenarios, and observe that the efficiency of our scheme increases as the ratio of the geographical locations within a substation to the number of subscribers increases.

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Securing restricted publisher-subscriber communications in smart grid substations

Saxena

Grijalva

Choi

2018

2018 10th International Conference on Communication Systems &Amp; Networks (COMSNETS)

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“…SV can be sent in both models [1]. GOOSE and SV messages are directly mapped to the link layer in order to provide fast response time, because they are used in critical services [5]. Hence, these messages are directly encapsulated in the Ethernet Protocol and transmitted with a multicast destination MAC address [9].…”

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Proceedings of the 30th Annual ACM Symposium on Applied Computing

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Smart grids depend on a solid foundation of communications. Although standards like IEC 61850 proposes interoperability, autoconfiguration, and autonomous control solutions for the communication network, there are still open problems on how to efficiently forward high priority sensitive data. This work proposes a complete architecture for autonomic management and control of communication networks for substations based on IEC 61850. The proposed solution, called SMARTFlow, uses OpenFlow in order to achieve granularity and flexibility in the treatment of data flows. SMARTFlow proactively calculates Layer 2 multicast trees to forward the high priorities GOOSE and Sampled Values messages and reconfigures all flow entries in case of network failures. Also, the proposed system monitors the network and defines the configuration of client-server flows on-demand. The proposal was implemented and tested using Mininet and showed a total load up to 44 % lower than the load using typical switches.

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Scalability for Smart Infrastructure System in Smart Grid: A Survey

Zhang

Xing

2017

Wireless Pers Commun

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Design and Analysis of Multicast-Based Publisher/Subscriber Models over Wireless Platforms for Smart Grid Communications

Cited by 9 publications

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Securing restricted publisher-subscriber communications in smart grid substations

Securing restricted publisher-subscriber communications in smart grid substations

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Scalability for Smart Infrastructure System in Smart Grid: A Survey

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