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    Area of Science:

    • Cyber-Physical Systems
    • Control Theory
    • Network Security

    Background:

    • Cyber-physical systems (CPS) face threats from physical faults and cyberattacks.
    • Existing control strategies often lack integrated detection and accommodation for diverse anomalies.
    • Ensuring CPS resilience requires robust methods against both internal faults and external cyber threats.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a unified control and detection framework for cyber-physical systems.
    • To simultaneously detect and accommodate multiplicative physical faults and additive integrity cyberattacks.
    • To enhance fault tolerance and attack resilience in CPS.

    Main Methods:

    • Analysis of observer-based cyber-secure configurations using coprime factorization.
    • Characterization of multiplicative faults via coprime factor uncertainties.
    • Development of a collaborative detection scheme distinguishing fault- and cyberattack-induced variations.
    • Implementation of a performance-based fault detector and an observer-based attack detector.
    • Reconfiguration of controllers using Youla parameterization for enhanced resilience.

    Main Results:

    • Fault- and cyberattack-induced variations exhibit distinct attributes in closed-loop dynamics.
    • A collaborative detection scheme effectively distinguishes between physical faults and cyberattacks.
    • The proposed controller reconfiguration enhances fault tolerance and attack resilience.
    • The scheme was successfully verified on a leader-follower robot system.

    Conclusions:

    • The unified framework provides a robust approach to managing anomalies in cyber-physical systems.
    • The collaborative detection and control reconfiguration strategy significantly improves system resilience.
    • The method is effective in addressing complex threats involving both physical faults and cyberattacks.