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Stability analysis on networked control systems under double attacks with predictive control
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In this paper, stability of a networked control system under denial-of-service and false data injection attacks is analyzed with a predictive control method. To model denial-of-service attacks on the forward channel of networked control system, game theory is introduced for obtaining balanced results by denial-of-service frequency and duration. Then, measurement outputs of the networked control system are maliciously modified in the feedback channel. Under this double attack strategy, the stability of networked control system with predictive control is analyzed using a switched system method. By comparing three types of attack models, advantages of the double attacks are discussed to illustrate the necessity of this research. A numerical simulation is given to demonstrate effectiveness of the proposed methods on a networked control system under double attacks.
Keywords:
denial-of-service attack
false data injection attack
networked control system
predictive control
switched system
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