Comparison of the difficulty overcoming of RFID electronic access control systems and overcoming of pin tumbler locks

Durica, Jakub; Lenko, Filip

doi:10.1016/j.trpro.2021.07.192

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“…Electronic locks (e.g. with an RFID reader) have not yet replaced mechanical locks [32]. The most common type of lock is still a pin-tumbler lock in Fig.…”

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“…In the fourth chapter of this paper, a new scenario of a physical attack on locks is presented and a method of defence is proposed. Mechanical locks and keys [21] are also far from obsolete and have not yet been replaced by advanced electronic RFID locks [32]. Attacks by duplicating a key from a photo snapshot [33]- [35], using 3D models enhanced by neural networks have been devised.…”

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Some Security Aspects of Batteries and Power Electronic Converters in a Microgrid

Matić,

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et al. 2023

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The motivation to write this paper is a need to contribute to research of methods of defence against intentional attacks on components of hybrid power systems (microgrids) based on renewable energy sources and storage systems. Spatially distributed electrical energy sources and energy storage devices are gradually being developed and installed, but the security protection of microgrids or individual components of a microgrid is not being improved accordingly. A good example is a fleet of EVs in an urban environment connected to a microgrid with low level of security measures in place (or sometimes none). The term security refers to protection against intentional attacks, not protection against accidents and malfunctions (safety). Lithium batteries, as potentially the most dangerous devices in a microgrid system, i.e. the most likely targets of intentional attacks, can be protected by adequate protection of their power converters and BMSs. This paper presents some of the possible intentional attacks on a battery energy storage system in a microgrid, as well as proposed improvements to the protection of communication channels, power converters' process data logging, and physical protection of battery energy storage systems.

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“…Electronic locks (e.g. with an RFID reader) have not yet replaced mechanical locks [32]. The most common type of lock is still a pin-tumbler lock in Fig.…”

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Some Security Aspects of Batteries and Power Electronic Converters in a Microgrid

Matić,

Draženović,

Šunde

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IEEE Access

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Comparison of the difficulty overcoming of RFID electronic access control systems and overcoming of pin tumbler locks

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Some Security Aspects of Batteries and Power Electronic Converters in a Microgrid

Some Security Aspects of Batteries and Power Electronic Converters in a Microgrid

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