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By comprehending the correlation between the cyber layer and the physical layer, this research develops an effective and real-time technique to identify FDIA attacks in smart grids. We expose the existing vulnerabilities associated with existing detection techniques and analyze the performance of the proposed solution to detect and defend FDIA attacks against real-time measurements from the meters. We expose the implementation of the attack and the success of the detection algorithm using IEEE test systems and expand the real-world constraints associated with it. 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