Design of Virtual Model of Production Line Using Wonderware ArchestrA

Vaclavova, Andrea; Kebísek, Michal

doi:10.1109/ines.2018.8523998

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“…Connectors can be used to adapt a variety of data sources to the Gateway, which provides store-and-forward and secure data transmission. Though connectors are available for historians such as Wonderware [24] and OSI [25], CESMII SMIP can also accept data directly from MQTT topics through GraphQL. The machine data collected by the edge nodes is written into a PostgresSQL database as time-series records.…”

Section: Streaming Data To Cesmii Smip Cloudmentioning

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Streaming Machine Generated Data via the MQTT Sparkplug B Protocol for Smart Factory Operations

Koprov

Ramachandran²,

Lee³

et al. 2022

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Section: Streaming Data To Cesmii Smip Cloudmentioning

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Streaming Machine Generated Data via the MQTT Sparkplug B Protocol for Smart Factory Operations

Koprov

Ramachandran²,

Lee³

et al. 2022

Manufacturing Letters

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“…After them being opened, their content is emptied, and then the empty bottles are transported back to the rotary filler by a conveyor belt. The removed cap is stored in a gravity hopper for semi-finished products in the third zone, specifically in a distribution station [49]. This distribution station is used for dosing the semi-finished caps.…”

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The Vulnerability of the Production Line Using Industrial IoT Systems under DDoS Attack

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Internet of Things (IoT) devices are not only finding increasing use in ordinary households, but they have also become a key element for the Industry 4.0 concept. The implementation of industrial IoT devices into production streamlines the production process and reduces production costs. On the other hand, connected IoT devices bring new security risks to production and expose an industrial environment to new types of attacks. The article analyzes the vulnerability of the production line with implemented industrial IoT devices with consideration of a possible Distributed Denial-of-service (DDoS) attack led by attackers from the internet. Various types of DDoS attacks abusing the presence of IoT devices in the system were performed on an automated production line implementing sorting, preparation, and dosing of bulk and liquid materials for filling into containers. The leading attacks caused failure of the production line during the production, as well as the dysfunction of communication with IoT devices. The article also demonstrates the implementation of countermeasures against DDoS attacks and possible strategies to protect and mitigate such attacks on the production line.

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