Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) protocol is employed in air-ground communication systems to replace legacy radar-based air traffic control systems. However, despite being a recent technology, ADS-B communication does not include security measures. This exposes the communication to potential threats, including message spoofing or fake aircraft generation. To cope with such a security lack, the security community is actively proposing innovative solutions to protect ADS-B communication. However, testing and evaluating security frameworks is complex due to the limited number of simulators and the impossibility of conducting real-world experiments. In this paper, we present an OpenScope-sec an ADS-B simulator to support the security research and the implementation of novel anomaly detection systems. Our simulator extends the existing ADS-B simulator tools with the possibility of implementing a wider range of attacks. The list of attacks included is based on a preliminary...

OpenScope-sec: An ADS-B Simulator to Support the Security Research

Conti M.;
2023

Abstract

Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast (ADS-B) protocol is employed in air-ground communication systems to replace legacy radar-based air traffic control systems. However, despite being a recent technology, ADS-B communication does not include security measures. This exposes the communication to potential threats, including message spoofing or fake aircraft generation. To cope with such a security lack, the security community is actively proposing innovative solutions to protect ADS-B communication. However, testing and evaluating security frameworks is complex due to the limited number of simulators and the impossibility of conducting real-world experiments. In this paper, we present an OpenScope-sec an ADS-B simulator to support the security research and the implementation of novel anomaly detection systems. Our simulator extends the existing ADS-B simulator tools with the possibility of implementing a wider range of attacks. The list of attacks included is based on a preliminary...
2023
Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security (ARES '23)
18th International Conference on Availability, Reliability and Security, ARES 2023
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