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When Secure Protocols Betray You: The Hidden Vulnerability of Event-Based Systems

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When Secure Protocols Betray You: The Hidden Vulnerability of Event-Based Systems

In the realm of secure control software for hybrid systems, event-based protocols are prized for their efficiency in balancing communication and estimation performance. A new study, however, reveals a critical and counterintuitive flaw: under specific insider attack scenarios, the deterministic protocols often favored for their superior performance can become more vulnerable than their stochastic counterparts. The research provides a formal analysis of this vulnerability, deriving a closed-form expression for the estimation error covariance when these protocols are compromised.

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