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This paper sheds light on the collaborative efforts in restoring cyber and physical subsystems of a modern power distribution system after the occurrence of an extreme weather event. The extensive cyber-physical interdependencies in the operation of power distribution systems are first introduced for investigating the functionality loss of each subsystem when the dependent subsystem suffers disruptions. A resilience index is then proposed for measuring the effectiveness of restoration activities in terms of restoration rapidity. After modeling operators' decision making for economic dispatch as a second-order cone programming problem, this paper proposes a heuristic approach for prioritizing the activities for restoring both cyber and physical subsystems. In particular, the proposed heuristic approach takes into consideration of cyber-physical interdependencies for improving the operation performance. Case studies are also conducted to validate the collaborative restoration model in the 33-bus power distribution system.
Nowadays, Cross Site Scripting (XSS) is one of the major threats to Web applications. Since it's known to the public, XSS vulnerability has been in the TOP 10 Web application vulnerabilities based on surveys published by the Open Web Applications Security Project (OWASP). How to effectively detect and defend XSS attacks are still one of the most important security issues. In this paper, we present a novel approach to detect XSS attacks based on deep learning (called DeepXSS). First of all, we used word2vec to extract the feature of XSS payloads which captures word order information and map each payload to a feature vector. And then, we trained and tested the detection model using Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) recurrent neural networks. Experimental results show that the proposed XSS detection model based on deep learning achieves a precision rate of 99.5% and a recall rate of 97.9% in real dataset, which means that the novel approach can effectively identify XSS attacks.
Although the deep learning technology effectively improves the effect of person re-identification (re-ID) in video surveillance, there is still a lack of efficient framework in practical, especially in terms of computational cost, which usually requires GPU support. So this paper explores to solve the actual running performance and an effective person re-ID framework is proposed. A tiny network is designed for person detection and a triplet network is adopted for training feature extraction network. The motion detection and person detection is combined to speed up the whole process. The proposed framework is tested in practice and the results show that it can run in real-time on an ordinary PC machine. And the accuracy achieves 91.6% in actual data set. It has a good guidance for person re-ID in actual application.