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Diversifying Moving Target Defense Against Adaptive Attacks Through Factorized Diffusion
Proactive defense offers a means to enhance power-system cybersecurity through controlled modifications of system configurations. One example is moving target defense (MTD), which uses distributed flexible AC transmission system (D-FACTS) devices to perturb transmission-line reactances against steal
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