Security

This dataset presents real-world IoT device traffic captured under a scenario termed "Active," reflecting typical usage patterns encountered by everyday users. Our methodology emphasizes the collection of authentic data, employing rigorous testing and system evaluations to ensure fidelity to real-world conditions while minimizing noise and irrelevant capture.

The increasing integration of cyber-physical systems in industrial environments has under scored the critical need for robust security measures to counteract evolving cyber threats. In response to this need, this work introduces an open-source dataset designed to enhance the development and evaluation of cybersecurity solutions for smart industries. The dataset comprises a traffic capture of an industrial control system (ICS) subjected to a variety of simulated cyber-attacks, including but not limited to denial of service (DoS), man-in-the-middle (MITM), and malware infiltration.

CTCS-2 level train control engineering data is primarily categorized into trackside infrastructure data and line parameters, including line velocity table, line gradient table, line broken chain detail table, balise position table, main line signal data table and so on. The dataset image above is an example of a balise position table.

Radio frequency fingerprint identification (RFFI) is an emerging device authentication technique, which exploits the hardware characteristics of the RF front-end as device identifiers. The receiver hardware impairments interfere with the feature extraction of transmitter impairments, but their effect and mitigation have not been comprehensively studied. In this paper, we propose a receiver-agnostic RFFI system by employing adversarial training to learn the receiver-independent features.