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False data injection attacks against nonlinear state estimation in smart power grids
2013
2013 IEEE Power & Energy Society General Meeting
False data injection attacks are recently introduced as a class of cyber attacks against smart grid's monitoring systems. They aim to compromise the readings of grid sensors and phasor measurement units. Recent studies have shown that if the operator uses the DC, i.e., linear, state estimation to determine the current states of the power system, the attacker can adjust the attack vector such that the attack remains undetected and successfully passes the commonly used residue-based bad data
doi:10.1109/pesmg.2013.6672638
fatcat:mnpms2bpjnecje4fwuxyfaopt4