Visible to the public An Efficient Key Agreement Protocol for Smart Grid communication

TitleAn Efficient Key Agreement Protocol for Smart Grid communication
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2022
AuthorsChoudhary, Sachin, Kumar, Abhimanyu, Kumar, Krishan
Conference Name2022 2nd International Conference on Emerging Frontiers in Electrical and Electronic Technologies (ICEFEET)
Date Publishedjun
KeywordsElliptic curve cryptography, energy consumption, key agreement, Lead, Metrics, privacy, Protocols, pubcrawl, Resiliency, Resists, service provider, Smart grid, Smart Grid Privacy, Smart grids, smart meter, smart meters
AbstractIntegration of technology with power grid emerged Smart grid. The advancement of power grid into smart grid faces some security issues like message mod-ification attacks, message injection attacks etc. If these issues are correctly not addressed, then the performance of the smart grid is degraded. Smart grid has bidirectional communication among the smart grid entities. The flow of user energy consumption information between all smart grid entities may lead the user privacy violation. Smart grids have various components but service providers and smart meters are the main components. Smart meters have sensing and communication functionality, while service providers have control and communication functionality. There are many privacy preservation schemes proposed that ensure the cus-tomer's privacy in the smart grid. To preserve the customer's data privacy and communication, authentication and key agreement schemes are required between the smart meter and the service provider. This paper proposes an efficient key agreement protocol to handle several security challenges in smart grid. The proposed protocol is tested against the various security attributes necessary for a key establishment protocol and found safe. Further the performance of the proposed work is compared with several others existing work for smart grid application and it has been observed that the proposed protocol performs significantly better than the existing protocols available in the literature.
DOI10.1109/ICEFEET51821.2022.9847796
Citation Keychoudhary_efficient_2022