Linear Encryption Techniques for Counteracting Information-based Stealthy Attacks

This study explores linear encryption techniques to protect against information-based stealthy attacks on re-mote state estimation. Utilizing smart sensors equipped with local Kalman filters, the system transmits innovations rather than raw measurements via wireless networks. However, this transmission is susceptible to malicious data interception and manipulation by attackers. To safeguard against these stealthy threats, encryption and decryption modules are integrated into the system. This research aims to assess the effectiveness of the encryption strategy when faced with information-based stealthy attacks. A key contribution of this paper is the adoption of the most comprehensive attack models, moving away from the conventional reliance on innovation-based linear attack models. Our results demonstrate that the proposed linear encryption approach effectively mitigates stealthy attacks under certain mild conditions. The efficacy of the encryption is further validated through numerical examples, corroborating the theoretical advancements presented in this paper.

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2024-12-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icarcv63323.2024.10821578
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Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
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Linear Encryption Techniques for Counteracting Information-based Stealthy Attacks

Weixiong Rao, Jun Shang, Hanwen Zhang, Yiguang Hong
Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
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Linear Encryption Techniques for Counteracting Information-based Stealthy Attacks

Weixiong Rao, Jun Shang, Hanwen Zhang, Yiguang Hong
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Abstract

This study explores linear encryption techniques to protect against information-based stealthy attacks on re-mote state estimation. Utilizing smart sensors equipped with local Kalman filters, the system transmits innovations rather than raw measurements via wireless networks. However, this transmission is susceptible to malicious data interception and manipulation by attackers. To safeguard against these stealthy threats, encryption and decryption modules are integrated into the system. This research aims to assess the effectiveness of the encryption strategy when faced with information-based stealthy attacks. A key contribution of this paper is the adoption of the most comprehensive attack models, moving away from the conventional reliance on innovation-based linear attack models. Our results demonstrate that the proposed linear encryption approach effectively mitigates stealthy attacks under certain mild conditions. The efficacy of the encryption is further validated through numerical examples, corroborating the theoretical advancements presented in this paper.

Tongji University (CN), University of Science and Technology Beijing (CN)
Research Promotion Foundation
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Chaos-based Image/Signal Encryption
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