Abstract
Due to the extensive development of information transmission in the SCADA power grids, securing the network has become more challenging for guaranteed measurements and transformations. An ultraviolet injection attack (UVI) is infused with malicious data and obstruct in planning the centers that cause a high reduction in the power grids. To overcome this problem, two-step trace model is used that includes both tracing and prevention. In the first step, data from different nodes are used for tracing the UVI attacks. Additionally, the Redundancy measurement unit is employed to enhance the measurement values. In the second step, a Game-theoretic stable algorithm is established to optimize the consumption of resistance nodes. Experimental results are simulated and compared to improve performance efficiency and accuracy.
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This work was supported in part by Anna University recognized research center lab at V V College of Engineering, Tisaiyanvilai, India. No funding sources are provided.
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RBB has published four International conference papers and one International journal paper. Dr.SRR has published Four annexure I journals and five annexure II journals. Her research interests include denial-of-service attacks, jamming attacks, secure routing algorithm and security in networks.
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Benisha, R.B., Ratna, S.R. A two-step trace model for the detection of UVI attacks against power grids in the wireless network. Soft Comput 25, 5199–5207 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00500-020-05520-4
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