Abstract The first part of this paper discusses developments wrt. smart (electricity) meters (simply called E-meters) in general, with emphasis on security and privacy issues. The second part will be more technical and describes protocols for secure communication with E-meters and for fraud detection (leakage) in a privacy-preserving manner, using a combination of Paillier's additive homomorphic encryption and additive secret sharing.
Garcia and Jacobs proposed an aggregation scheme for secure communication with smart meters REF , where a combination of Paillier's additive homomorphic encryption and additive secret sharing has been used.
Privacy-friendly Energy-metering via Homomorphic Encryption
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Computer Science