ABSTRACT
The utility industry is experiencing a major transformation, the so-called “smart grid,” which enhances energy systems by using advanced technologies and intelligent devices. According to the U.S.
9.1 Introduction 261 9.2 M2M Communication in Smart Grid NAN 265
9.2.1 NAN Technologies 266 9.2.2 NAN Components 267 9.2.3 Scalability 268 9.2.4 Routing 268 9.2.5 Security and Privacy for M2M Communication in
the NAN 270 9.2.6 Wormhole Attack 271 9.2.7 Intrusion Detection System 272
9.3 NAN-IDS 274 9.3.1 Network Architecture and IDS Design 274 9.3.2 Detection Mechanism 278 9.3.3 Shortest Path Length Estimation 280 9.3.4 Simulation Scenarios 284
9.4 Results from Simulation Experiments 285 9.5 Conclusion and Future Work 289 References 290
Department of Energy, “smart grid generally refers to a class of technology that is trying to bring utility delivery systems into the 21st century” [1]. The emergence of M2M communication has also begun in developing smart grid. Such communication occurs among the different components of smart grid, such as sensors, smart meters, gateways, and other intelligent devices [2].
