Internet Protocols for the Smart Grid

Meyer, David; Baker, Fred

doi:10.17487/rfc6272

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“…RFC 6272 [RFC6272], for example, made the attempt to identify relevant IETF specifications for use in smart grids.…”

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Architectural Considerations in Smart Object Networking

Arkko¹,

McPherson²,

Tschofenig³

et al. 2015

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“…RFC 6272 [RFC6272], for example, made the attempt to identify relevant IETF specifications for use in smart grids.…”

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“…It is extremely unlikely that there is a one-size-fits-all security solution given the large number of choices for the 'right' protocol architecture (particularly at the application layer). For this purpose, [RFC6272] offers a survey of IETF security mechanisms instead of suggesting a preferred one.…”

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Architectural Considerations in Smart Object Networking

Arkko¹,

McPherson²,

Tschofenig³

et al. 2015

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“…The smart meter deployment, for example, certainly belongs to one of the more complex deployments due to the history of the energy sector (see [RFC6272]). …”

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Report from the Smart Object Security Workshop

Gilger¹,

Tschofenig²

2014

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“…The term smart grid has been defined by several national organizations such as NIST [2], IETF [3], and ETSI [4], as well as the research community [5][6][7][8][9][10]. Although there are subtle differences in their definitions and characteristics, a smart grid has the following common advantages over traditional electric grid systems:…”

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Privacy-Preserving Aggregation and Authentication of Multi-Source Smart Meters in a Smart Grid System

2017

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Abstract:The smart grid is a promising electrical grid paradigm for enhancing flexibility and reliability in power transmission through two-way communications among grid entities. In the smart grid system, the privacy of usage information measured by individual smart meters has gained significant attention, owing to the possibility of personal information inference. Moreover, efficient and reliable power provisioning can be seriously impeded through illicit manipulations of aggregated data under the influence of malicious adversaries. Due to such potential risks, it becomes an important requirement for the smart grid to preserve privacy of metering data by secure aggregation and to authenticate the aggregated result in an efficient manner within large scale environments. From this perspective, this paper investigates the current status of security and privacy in smart grid systems and representative state-of-the-art studies in secure aggregation and authentication of metering data for future directions of a smart grid.

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Internet Protocols for the Smart Grid

Cited by 36 publications

References 45 publications

Architectural Considerations in Smart Object Networking

Architectural Considerations in Smart Object Networking

Report from the Smart Object Security Workshop

Privacy-Preserving Aggregation and Authentication of Multi-Source Smart Meters in a Smart Grid System

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