Zero-Knowledge Authentication and Intrusion Detection System for Grid Computing Security

Ennahbaoui, Mohammed; Idrissi, Hind

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-1741-4_14

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“…Their proposed protocols were aimed at resource-constrained devices and therefore they can be applied to smart grid systems. Ennahbaoui and Idrissi [32] designed a zero-knowledge authentication and intrusion detection system for secure smart grids. In [33], Aujla et al argued that traditional TCP/IP-based networks are not suitable for most smart applications, so they proposed an SDN-enabled multiattribute secure communication model for smart grids.…”

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Anonymous and Efficient Message Authentication Scheme for Smart Grid

Wang

Zeadally

et al. 2019

Security and Communication Networks

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Smart grid has emerged as the next-generation electricity grid with power flow optimization and high power quality. Smart grid technologies have attracted the attention of industry and academia in the last few years. However, the tradeoff between security and efficiency remains a challenge in the practical deployment of the smart grid. Most recently, Li et al. proposed a lightweight message authentication scheme with user anonymity and claimed that their scheme is provably secure. But we found that their scheme fails to achieve mutual authentication and mitigate some typical attacks (e.g., impersonation attack, denial of service attack) in the smart grid environment. To address these drawbacks, we present a new message authentication scheme with reasonable efficiency. Security and performance analysis results show that the proposed scheme can satisfy the security and lightweight requirements of practical implementations and deployments of the smart grid.

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confidence: 99%