DiPRoD: Differentially-Private Robust Distributed Detection Method for False Data Injection Attacks in Power Systems with Measurement Redundancy
Shutan Wu , Qi Wang , Ziyi Zhang , Yi Tang , Wei He
Engineering ›› : 202607030
The increasing deployment of edge devices and the deep integration of cyber-physical infrastructures have made modern power systems highly dependent on measurement data and consequently more vulnerable to false data injection attacks (FDIAs). To overcome the communication, computational, and privacy limitations of centralized FDIA detection, this paper proposes a differentially-private robust distributed (DiPRoD) detection framework. First, FDIA behavior under incomplete system knowledge is explicitly modeled as an adversarial optimization at the regional level, yielding a regional robust detection problem with a composite index that jointly captures attack cost and state estimation deviation. The convexity of this problem and the convergence of an alternating gradient algorithm are established. Second, by exploiting spatiotemporal measurement redundancy, an active measurement transformation mechanism is designed and theoretically shown to enlarge the separability between attacked and normal samples in the composite-index space, thereby improving the detectability of stealthy FDIAs. Third, at the coordination level, a differential-privacy mechanism is incorporated such that each region uploads only Laplace-perturbed local parameters, while the control center performs weighted aggregation to construct a global robust detector. Finally, an online joint adaptation strategy for the global detection threshold and regional privacy budgets is developed to dynamically balance detection performance and privacy protection. Case studies on standard test systems demonstrate that, under prescribed privacy budgets, the proposed DiPRoD method achieves superior detection accuracy and robustness compared with centralized baselines, while maintaining favorable scalability for large-scale power systems.
Power systems / False data injection attacks / Distributed detection / Robust optimization / Redundant measurement transformation / Differential privacy
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