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Since the power plant has few network security protections and more industrial network safety problems reveal, we present a solution to verify the weakness and reinforce the safety protection. First, external operator scans the industrial network of the power plant to find alive master computer based on communication protocol. By matching the protocol, we get to find the IP address and type of the device, then use the corresponding master simulator or protocol writing tool to establish connection with the device and change the value of specific register. Obviously, the industrial network has authentication risk without verifying the IP address of the connection initiator. Here, we try to deploy general industrial firewall to fiter unknown IP address and the problem above gets fixed. Then, with arp spoofing, we succeed to hijack and modify the packet between the master computer and the device, firewall deployed before gets bypassed and industrial device can be controlled. Now we can see the industrial network lacks adequate internal auditing and monitoring and the general firewall has its limitation and weakness, therefore, we suggest we develop one customized and suitable security defense product for power industry.
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This work was supported by “Research on Lightweight Active Immune Technology for Electric Power Supervisory Control System”, a science and technology project of State Grid Co., Ltd in 2019.
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Ma, Q., Wang, W., Guan, T., Liu, Y., Lin, L. (2020). Modbus Protocol Based on the Characteristics of the Transmission of Industrial Data Packet Forgery Tampering and Industrial Security Products Testing. In: Pan, JS., Li, J., Tsai, PW., Jain, L. (eds) Advances in Intelligent Information Hiding and Multimedia Signal Processing. Smart Innovation, Systems and Technologies, vol 156. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-9714-1_37
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