Secure Control: Towards Survivable Cyber-Physical Systems
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...CPS emphasizes the interactions between cyber and physical components and has a goal of making the monitoring and control of physical components secure, efficient, and intelligent by leveraging cyber components [23]....
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...As shown in [23], the CPS is the integration of physical components, sensors, actuators, communication networks, and control centers, in which sensors are deployed to measure and monitor the status of physical components, actuators are deployed to ensure the desirable operations on physical components, and communication networks are used to deliver measured data and feedback comments among sen-...
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...The observation equation can be written as yk =Cxk + vk, (2) where yk ∈ ℝ m is a vector of measurements from the sensors and vk ∼ N (0, R) is the measurement noise independent of x0 and wk....
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...functionality provided by CPS opens new vulnerabilities [252]....
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...Because we can never rule out successful attacks, security engineering has recognized the importance of detection and response [29, 2, 3]....
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...Finally, there are several security design principles that can be useful for designing secure control systems [27, 3]....
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...Trust is generally defined as accepted dependence [3]; i....
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...The main results include efficient algorithms for: (1) bootstrapping security associations and key management [10, 25] to build a trusted infrastructure, (2) secure communication [17, 20] and (3) secure routing protocols [18, 23]....
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