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20102022
most citedOn Zone-Based Analysis of Duration Probabilistic Automata

23 citations · 30 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

eess.SY2022

Reducing Attack Opportunities Through Decentralized Event-Triggered Control

Paul Griffioen, Raffaele Romagnoli, Bruce H. Krogh +1

Decentralized control systems are widely used in a number of situations and applications. In order for these systems to function properly and achieve their desired goals, informati…

eess.SY2022★ 2 cited

Ensuring Resilience Against Stealthy Attacks on Cyber-Physical Systems

Paul Griffioen, Bruce H. Krogh, Bruno Sinopoli

This article provides a tool for analyzing mechanisms that aim to achieve resilience against stealthy, or undetectable, attacks on cyber-physical systems (CPSs). We consider attack…

eess.SY2018

Design of Software Rejuvenation for CPS Security Using Invariant Sets

Raffaele Romagnoli, Bruce H. Krogh, Bruno Sinopoli

Software rejuvenation has been proposed as a strategy to protect cyber-physical systems (CSPs) against unanticipated and undetectable cyber attacks. The basic idea is to refresh th…

eess.SY2018★ 1 cited

Software Rejuvenation for Secure Tracking Control

Raffaele Romagnoli, Bruce H. Krogh, Dionisio de Niz +1

Software rejuvenation protects cyber-physical systems (CSPs) against cyber attacks on the run-time code by periodically refreshing the system with an uncorrupted software image. Th…

cs.LO2015★ 4 cited

Forward Invariant Cuts to Simplify Proofs of Safety

Nikos Arechiga, James Kapinski, Jyotirmoy Deshmukh +2

The use of deductive techniques, such as theorem provers, has several advantages in safety verification of hybrid sys- tems; however, state-of-the-art theorem provers require ex- t…

cs.FL2010★ 23 cited

On Zone-Based Analysis of Duration Probabilistic Automata

Oded Maler, Kim G. Larsen, Bruce H. Krogh

We propose an extension of the zone-based algorithmics for analyzing timed automata to handle systems where timing uncertainty is considered as probabilistic rather than set-theore…