Advances in software security assessment and verification research
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This report summarizes the presentations of the 7th IEEE Workshops on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises (WETICE 2002) Enterprise Security (ES) Workshop.
This paper proposes an approach that mitigates the problem of verification of network security system properties over concurrent processes.
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The fourth quarter delivery, FY'01 for this RTOP is a Property-Based Testing (PBT), 'Tester's Assistant' (TA). The TA tool is to be used to check compiled and pre-compiled code for potential security weaknesses that could be exploited by hackers. The TA Instrumenter, implemented mostly in C++ (with a small part in Java), parsels two types of files: Java and TASPEC. Security properties to be checked are written in TASPEC. The Instrumenter is used in conjunction with the Tester's Assistant Specification (TASpec)execution monitor to verify the security properties of a given program.
This paper discusses new joint work by the California Institute of Technology's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the University of California at Davis sponsored by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to develop a security assessment instrument for the software development and maintenance life cycle.
The growth of inter- and intranets and the sharing of information has led to a rise in the transmission of viruses, especially amoung the PC and MAC platforms.
A projectile product spaces model is used to analyze decentralized systems. The degree of the pole placement map is computed. The conditions under which the degree is odd are also given. Twin lift systems are studied. It is proved that the poles of a twin lift system can be assigned to any values by local static and local dynamic feedback laws if and only if the system is jointly controllable.