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In this paper, we mainly introduce the security protection technology of smart grid based on edge computing and propose an edge computing security protection architecture based on multi-service flexible mechanism. Aiming at the real time requirements of heterogeneous energy terminal access and power edge computing business in multiple interactive environment, a real-time and strong compatibility terminal security access mechanism integrating physical characteristics and lightweight cryptographic mechanism is proposed. According to different power terminal security data requirements, the edge computing data transmission, processing security and privacy protection technology are proposed. In addition, in the power system of distribution, microgrid and advanced metering system, the application of edge computing has been well reflected. Combined with encryption technology, access authentication, the security defense of edge data, edge equipment and edge application is carried out in many aspects, which strengthens the security and reliability of business penetration and information sharing at the edge of power grid, and realizes the end-to-end and end-to-system security prevention and control of power grid edge computing.

Access authentication is a key technology to identify the legitimacy of mobile users when accessing the space-ground integrated networks (SGIN). A hierarchical identity-based signature over lattice (L-HIBS) based mobile access authentication mechanism is proposed to settle the insufficiencies of existing access authentication methods in SGIN such as high computational complexity, large authentication delay and no-resistance to quantum attack. Firstly, the idea of hierarchical identity-based cryptography is introduced according to hierarchical distribution of nodes in SGIN, and a hierarchical access authentication architecture is built. Secondly, a new L-HIBS scheme is constructed based on the Small Integer Solution (SIS) problem to support the hierarchical identity-based cryptography. Thirdly, a mobile access authentication protocol that supports bidirectional authentication and shared session key exchange is designed with the aforementioned L-HIBS scheme. Results of theoretical analysis and simulation experiments suggest that the L-HIBS scheme possesses strong unforgeability of selecting identity and adaptive selection messages under the standard security model, and the authentication protocol has smaller computational overhead and shorter private keys and shorter signature compared to given baseline protocols.