This paper addresses the challenges of hybrid cyberattacks on fuzzy systems, focusing on observer-based security control strategies enhanced by adaptive neural networks. A generalized multi-mode denial-of-service (DoS) attack model is developed, utilizing a variable matrix to represent diverse attack ranges across multiple communication channels, with sojourn probabilities employed to describe attack stochasticity, thus offering an alternative to traditional Markov models. The study also investigates unknown deception attacks, incorporating an online weight-adjusting neural network to estimate and counteract the adverse effects of these malicious inputs. Furthermore, a dynamic mismatch model framework is introduced to accurately characterize the evolving discrepancies between actual and estimated DoS attack modes, addressing the limitations of prior fixed mismatch assumptions. The findings present a robust foundation for enhancing the resilience of fuzzy systems against hybrid cyberattacks, providing significant implications for future research in network security. On this basis, by using Lyapunov theory, sufficient criteria that guarantee the boundedness of the closed-loop fuzzy system are established. Finally, the effectiveness and the superiority of the designed control strategy are verified by the tunnel diode circuit model.
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