Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Issues of Electric Vehicles Smart Charging in Smart Microgrids

Aghapour, Raziye; Zeraati, Mehdi; Jabari, Farkhondeh; Sheibani, Mohammadreza; Arasteh, Hamidreza

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-05909-4_4

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“…The increasing use of sensors in EVs is creating cyber threats and privacy issues due to the sensitivity of the data collected and stored. Sensors collect various information, including driver and passenger identification, location data, and vehicle performance metrics, which can be used for malicious purposes [69]. Additionally, malicious actors can exploit software vulnerabilities to gain access to vehicle systems and take control of the car [70].…”

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Emerging Cybersecurity and Privacy Threats to Electric Vehicles and Their Impact on Human and Environmental Sustainability

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With the global energy crisis, increasing demand, and a national-level emphasis on electric vehicles (EVs), numerous innovations are being witnessed throughout the EV industry. EVs are equipped with sensors that maintain a sustainable environment for the betterment of society and enhance human sustainability. However, at the same time, as is the case for any new digital technology, they are susceptible to threats to security and privacy. Recent incidents demonstrate that these sensors have been misused for car and energy theft, financial fraud, data compromise, and have caused severe health and safety problems, amongst other things. To the best of our knowledge, this paper provides a first systematic analysis of EV sustainability, digital technologies that enhance sustainability, their potential cybersecurity threats, and corresponding defense. Firstly, three robust taxonomies have been presented to identify the dangers that can affect long-term sustainability domains, including (1) life and well-being, (2) safe environment, and (3) innovation and development. Second, this research measures the impact of cybersecurity threats on EVs and correspondingly to their sustainability goals. Third, it details the extent to which specific security controls can mitigate these threats, thereby allowing for a smooth transition toward secure and sustainable future smart cities.

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Emerging Cybersecurity and Privacy Threats to Electric Vehicles and Their Impact on Human and Environmental Sustainability

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“…Cybersecurity concerns in EV charging stations [17] arise from the extensive data exchange between the charging infrastructure, vehicles, and user accounts. Tis data includes personal information, billing details, and vehiclerelated data, making it a prime target for cybercriminals.…”

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Battery Cell Balancing of V2G-Equipped Microgrid in the Presence of Energy Storage Aggregator

Peter,

Alexander Stonier,

Vanaja

et al. 2023

International Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems

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High electricity consumption in Sarawak’s cities is a concern, driven by residential, industrial, and commercial users. Greater demand for electrical energy requires more electrical resources, affecting grid stability. To prevent blackouts and enhance grid resilience, electric vehicles can serve as distributed energy storage in microgrids. The biggest problem facing energy storage is that not all batteries within energy storage are the same. Every battery cell in the battery pack has a different rate of self-discharge, capacity, internal resistance, and aging, even though they have the same chemical and physical characteristics. These variations lead to power imbalances in energy storage. Therefore, to address this issue, a unique voltage equalization method using a modular flyback converter is presented. Its core objective is to correct voltage imbalances among batteries. The proposed method is modelled using MATLAB, and the performance of the system has been evaluated. Furthermore, the developed model is implemented in a microgrid and tested for two different cases (with and without energy storage for electric cars). From the simulation outcomes, it has been verified that the developed cell balancing technique performs well in equalizing the voltage of cells than the conventional methods.

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Blockchain-Based Transaction Platform for Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading

Zeraati

Jabari

Salarkheili

2023

Green Energy and Technology

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Cybersecurity and Data Privacy Issues of Electric Vehicles Smart Charging in Smart Microgrids

Cited by 8 publications

References 44 publications

Emerging Cybersecurity and Privacy Threats to Electric Vehicles and Their Impact on Human and Environmental Sustainability

Emerging Cybersecurity and Privacy Threats to Electric Vehicles and Their Impact on Human and Environmental Sustainability

Battery Cell Balancing of V2G-Equipped Microgrid in the Presence of Energy Storage Aggregator

Blockchain-Based Transaction Platform for Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading

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