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Infrastructure to
Secure Smart Grid Wireless
Communication Networks
DOMAIN
1. A Secure Decentralized Y.-J. Kim et al., secure middleware power grid reliably,
Data-Centric Information architecture efficiently, and scalably
Infrastructure
for Smart Grid
2. Cyber Security and J. Liu et al., cyber security enhance efficiency and
Privacy Issues in Smart reliability of future power
Grids systems
3. Opportunities and V.C. Gungor, B. Lu, and electric-power-system provide valuable insights
Challenges of G.P. Hancke environments and tradeoff
Wireless Sensor Networks sensor network
in Smart Grid
4. Network Coding based Y. Fan et al., network coding privacy multi_hop wireless
Privacy Preservation preservation scheme networks.
Against Traffic
Analysis in Multi-Hop
Wireless Networks
5. Perfectly-Secure Key C. Blundo, et al., key distribution scheme trusted server
Distribution for distributes private
Dynamic Conferences individual
pieces of information
to a set of users.
EXISTING SYSTEM
• Availability
• Distributed Tas
• Scalability
• Privacy Preservation.
SOFTWARE AND HARDWARE
REQIREMENT
Hardware Requirements:
• Processor : Any Processor above 500 MHz
• RAM : 128MB.
• Hard Disk : 10 GB.
• Compact Disk : 650 MB.
• Input device : Standard Keyboard, Mouse.
• Output device : VGA Monitor
Software Requirements:
• Front End - NS2
• Back End - NS2
PROPOSED SYSTEM
• Availability
• Privacy preservation
FUTURE SCOPE
• To simplify the PKI environment so that less staff are
required to manage it.
• On the other hand, with the development of the smart
grid, more third-party service providers will be involved,
which will introduce some new security and privacy risks
into the system.
• To complement the enhanced PKI system to prevent these
risks.
REFERENCES