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This paper presents an attack-defense formation control framework for connected vehicle platoons. This framework effectively addresses the challenges posed by malicious attacks on multi-intelligent vehicle systems in open network environments. First, from the attacker’s perspective, an optimal data injection attack strategy is designed, considering energy constraints and the complexities of the communication environment. This strategy aims to disrupt the multi-intelligent vehicle system with minimal energy expenditure. Next, from the defender’s perspective, a formation compensation control strategy is proposed to enhance the system’s resilience against such attacks. This defense control strategy includes real-time monitoring and adjustments of communication data between vehicles, ensuring that vehicle formation remains stable and coordinated even in the case of data injection attacks. Finally, simulation experiments are conducted to validate the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed methods.
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