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            hull of the flexibility region in the P, Q plane
            is shown, as well as the trajectory of the power
            progressions. Two reference signals lie outside
            the attacked flexibility region and two on the
            hull of the region.
              The temporal progression of the summed ac-
            tive power and reactive power of the DERs, with
            a shrunken flexibility region, is shown in Figure
            6. The reference signals that are outside the
            shrunken region cannot be followed for both the
            active and reactive power. The reference signals
            inside the region can be followed, and the first-
            order behavior is obtained.












                                                              Figure 7: DOS Attack on Power Measurement


                                                              5    Discussion

                                                              5.1   Flexibility Region Attack

                                                              Under the enlarging attack, it has been shown
                                                              that the reference signal is difficult to fol-
                                                              low. The maximum difference between the re-
                                                              quested active power and the delivered power
                                                              was around 0.7 MW, which is more than 15 %
                                                              of the requested power. In four of the five cases,
                                                              the reference signal could not be followed due to
                                                              the situation described in equation (8). The ref-
            Figure 6: Progression of the Bus Power under      erence signals were placed near or on the hull of
            Shrunken Flexibility Region                       the flexibility region of the bus. The impact of
                                                              this attack on reference signals with a larger dis-
                                                              tance from the hull cannot be determined from
                                                              the obtained results. However, it is suspected
            4.2   Power Measurement Attack
                                                              that deviations would occur less frequently. This
            The Power Measurement Attack is performed as      is supported by the ratio of the cardinality of the
                                                              set REF to the set REF a , as for reference sig-
            a Denial of Service (DoS) attack, where the y i
            from equation (10) are set to zero. In Figure     nals near the hull, the ratio is smaller than for
            7, the bus active and reactive power over time    reference signals further from the hull.
            are shown. All SPC reference signals can be fol-    The shrinking attack can be divided into the
            lowed. At second one, an undershoot occurs in     two scenarios already mentioned in chapter 3.1.
            the non-attacked active power progression. At     For reference signals outside the shrunken flex-
            time 2 seconds, an overshoot occurs in the at-    ibility region, the optimization algorithm does
            tacked reactive power progression.                not find any valid solution, resulting in observ-
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