Power System
Preventing dishonest operations resulting in fraudulent computational power is a key concern. WABA devices employ multiple verification mechanisms, acting as a firewall to ensure the trustworthiness and reliability of user operations and system performance.
WABA devices utilise digital signatures and hash verification technologies to ensure that power data transmitted by the grid remains unaltered during transmission, guaranteeing data integrity. Secure communication protocols are used to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of communication data, with mutual authentication ensuring the trustworthiness of both parties involved in the communication.
Devices continuously monitor commercial grid power data, using techniques such as Dynamic Power Analysis to detect abnormal power fluctuations and identify potential fraudulent behaviours.
User behaviour is also analysed, with machine learning techniques employed to identify abnormal operations and prevent dishonest activities that could lead to fraudulent computational power.
Devices continuously monitor and verify the status of the power system, employing state machine verification and real-time status analysis technologies to ensure the system is operating normally and accurately reporting power usage.
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