Please be aware that some of the used libraries contain some security issues. I will work on addressing them in my spare time, however, I don't promise when this will be done!

On high level, the framework consists of the simulated power grid, simulated controller(s) (RTUs), SCADA server and the monitoring tool implementing Bro.

To start the system you have to:

1. Install Mosaik using the guidelines provided here. Mosaik runs the simulated power grid and starts the simulated RTUs.
2. Install Bro using the guidelines provided here. Bro is the monitoring tool.
3. Create a VM for your SCADA server. Currently we assume the SCADA server operates on interface vboxnet0. This is relevant to know in order to set up the monitoring tool. This serves as the SCADA server.
4. startMosaik.sh is a bash script that activates the virtualenv of Mosaik and starts the GUI for the topology loader. You can specify which topology you want to use.
5. startBro.sh is a bash script that runs the monitoring tool and listens on interface vboxnet0 with policies from monitoring/RTU_3.bro

The framework consists of Mosaik simulators (directories beginning with mosaik*), the data with topologies (data), the data for monitoring (monitoring), and parts that enable choosing the topology (topology loader).

When installing pymodbus3 library, use: https://github.com/jjchromik/pymodbus3 - it has got two changes than the original github, and they otherwise result in error in the project.