Technical note proposes an attack detection method for uncertain systems, suggesting implications for security improvements.
This technical note studies the issue of attack detection for uncertain linear discrete‐time systems. A novel attack detection approach is proposed based on zonotopic state estimation, which is unnecessary to know the exact attack type in advance. Moreover, this detection method can not only detect the existence of attacks but also locate the corresponding channels. Then, the attack sensitivity is analyzed for the following three types of attacks: denial‐of‐service (DoS) attacks, replay attacks (RAs) and false‐data‐injection (FDI) attacks. Furthermore, the mean square error (MSE) under attacks is discussed, and the measurement calibration and the detection probability are analyzed as well. In addition, the performance of the radius of the intersection zonotope is guaranteed, and the corresponding parameter can be obtained by solving the optimization problem. Finally, the effectiveness of the zonotopic estimation countermeasures in attack detection is demonstrated through theoretical analysis and simulation illustration.
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