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PloS one

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)

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[1] A Survey of Blockchain Enabled Cyber-Physical Systems.

[2] A Mobile Cloud based IoMT Framework for Automated Health Assessment and Management.

[3] The evolving topology of the Lightning Network: Centralization, efficiency, robustness, synchronization, and anonymity.

[4] A Survey on Power System Blackout and Cascading Events: Research Motivations and Challenges

[5] Development and comparison of migration paths for smart grids using two case studies.

[6] Digital Systems in Smart City and Infrastructure: Digital as a Service

[7] A FUZZY LOGIC REASONING BASED REAL TIME ENERGY PRICE REGULATION APPROACH FOR SMART GRIDS

[8] A FUZZY LOGIC REASONING BASED REAL TIME ENERGY PRICE REGULATION APPROACH FOR SMART GRIDS

[9] Closed loop elastic demand control by dynamic energy pricing in smart grids

[10] CIM-based system integration and multi-agent modeling for life-cycle smart grids assets management system

[11] Impact of the Market Infrastructure on the Security of Smart Grids

[12] Toward an Applied Cyber Security Solution in IoT-Based Smart Grids: An Intrusion Detection System Approach.

[13] A secure and lightweight multicast communication system for Smart Grids

[14] A Survey of Computational Intelligence Techniques for Wind Power Uncertainty Quantification in Smart Grids.

[15] Blockchain in Smart Grids: A Review on Different Use Cases

[16] Blockchain in Smart Grids: A Review on Different Use Cases

[17] Continuous Quantitative Risk Management in Smart Grids Using Attack Defense Trees.

[18] A review on cyber security in metering infrastructure of smart grids

[19] Smart grids cyber-physical security: Parameter correction model against unbalanced false data injection attacks

[20] Cyber security of smart grids infrastructure: Protective measure against attacks

[21] A Survey on Security Communication and Control for Smart Grids under Malicious Cyber Attacks

[22] Retraction notice to Prevailing and emerging cyber threats and security practices in IoT-Enabled smart grids: A survey (Journal of Network and Computer Applications (2019) 132 (118–148), (S1084804519300207), (10.1016/j.jnca.2019.01.012))

[23] Cyber security of smart grids in the context of big data and machine learning

[24] Prevailing and emerging cyber threats and security practices in IoT-Enabled smart grids: A survey

[25] Cyber Security Analysis of DoS and MitM Attacks against PLCs Used in Smart Grids

[26] Multi agent system-based approach for enhancing cyber-physical security in smart grids

[27] Cyber-physical Security Analysis of Smart Grids With Bayesian Sequential Game Models

[28] Further contributions to smart grids cyber-physical security as a malicious data attack: Proof and properties of the parameter error spreading out to the measurements and a relaxed correction model

[29] electricity tariff systems for informatics system design regarding consumption optimization in smart grids

[30] Security and Reliability Perspectives in Cyber-Physical Smart Grids

[31] Strategic cyber-security perspective in smart grids

[32] Security in smart cyber-physical systems: A case study on smart grids and smart cars

[33] Drafting a cybersecurity framework profile for smart grids in EU: A goal-based methodology

[34] Cybersecurity concerns on real time monitoring in electrical transmission and distribution systems (SMART GRIDS)

[35] Blockchain, a Sustainable Solution for Cybersecurity Using Cryptocurrency for Financial Transactions in Smart Grids

[36] Cybersecurity and privacy in standards for smart grids – A comprehensive survey

[37] Methodology for Identifying the Cybersecurity Maturity Level of Smart Grids

[38] GridAttackSim: A Cyber Attack Simulation Framework for Smart Grids

[39] engineering smart grids: applying model-driven development from use case design to deployment

[40] Privacy preserving data aggregation with fault tolerance in fog-enabled smart grids

[41] Detection resource allocation scheme for two-layer cooperative IDSs in smart grids

[42] Resilience in wide area monitoring systems for smart grids

[43] A P2P electricity negotiation agent systems in urban smart grids

[44] Development and comparison of migration paths for smart grids using two case studies.

[45] ict based hil validation of voltage control coordination in smart grids scenarios