This article describes the details of the configuration of a physical benchmark that is useful for assessing performance degradation of networked control systems (NCS) when exposed to cyber-attacks (for example, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, deception attacks, man-in-the-middle (MiTM) attacks, and others, as stated in an NCS vulnerability taxonomy performed here), and explore countermeasures. The benchmark is a temperature control system controlled remotely through WIFI communication established in a private network under the UDP protocol. This is controlled here by an offset-free model predictive control. Two scenarios were visualized and tested, allowing input constraints, disturbances, mismatches, and DoS attacks. Experimental results are discussed, illustrating the potential use of this benchmark.

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Physical Benchmark for Evaluating Network Control Systems Under Cyber Attacks

  • Cristian Parada-Garcia,
  • Cristian Restrepo-Morales,
  • Pablo S. Rivadeneira

摘要

This article describes the details of the configuration of a physical benchmark that is useful for assessing performance degradation of networked control systems (NCS) when exposed to cyber-attacks (for example, denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, deception attacks, man-in-the-middle (MiTM) attacks, and others, as stated in an NCS vulnerability taxonomy performed here), and explore countermeasures. The benchmark is a temperature control system controlled remotely through WIFI communication established in a private network under the UDP protocol. This is controlled here by an offset-free model predictive control. Two scenarios were visualized and tested, allowing input constraints, disturbances, mismatches, and DoS attacks. Experimental results are discussed, illustrating the potential use of this benchmark.