A Review of False Data Injection Attacks Against Modern Power Systems
University of Newcastle Australia · Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen · +2 more institutions
Abstract
With rapid advances in sensor, computer, and communication networks, modern power systems have become complicated cyber-physical systems. Assessing and enhancing cyber-physical system security is, therefore, of utmost importance for the future electricity grid. In a successful false data injection attack (FDIA), an attacker compromises measurements from grid sensors in such a way that undetected errors are introduced into estimates of state variables such as bus voltage angles and magnitudes. In evading detection by commonly employed residue-based bad data detection tests, FDIAs are capable of severely threatening power system security. Since the first published research on FDIAs in 2009, research into…
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Authors
5- GLGaoqi LiangCorresponding
University of Newcastle Australia
- JZJunhua Zhao
Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, China Southern Power Grid (China)
- FLFengji Luo
University of Newcastle Australia
- SRSteven R. Weller
University of Newcastle Australia
- ZYZhao Yang Dong
The University of Sydney, China Southern Power Grid (China)
Topics & keywords
- Cyber-physical system
- Electric power system
- Smart grid
- Computer science
- Electricity
- Field (mathematics)
- Computer security
- State (computer science)