Abstract— This paper presents a solution for secure and authentication of industrial control systems based-on the analysis of some attack models in control systems, especially phishing attacks and DoS attacks. We propose a solution that AES encryption is used to protect control signals and the hash function is used to authenticate. In our experiment, we have built two modules: attack detection and reaction to detect misleading control information between devices in industrial control systems.
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