Abstract
The Smart Grid Network (SGN) is one of the fastest developing technology and has been widely used because of its high performance, in power governance system and current power supply industry. The restriction over wired infrastructure has been overcome because of Wireless Smart Grid Networks (WSGN) which offers the best solution for power management. The most commonly used wireless networking approaches used is the Cognitive Radio Network (CRN). However, when the WSGN approach used is CRN, there is a lot of concern over communication security. The major attaches faced are fended using spoofing and hamming in CRN. The proposed work using optimal power distribution in order to fence off spoofing and jamming known as Maximum Attacking Strategy. Both jamming and spoofing will be able to interfere with many signal channels in order to ensure proper functioning of the channels. The attack strategy proposed in our work uses Duo-Attack using Jamming and Spoofing to evaluate the experiment and record the observations.
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