Tracking Insecure Information Flows: A Prototype Evaluator in ASF+SDF
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In this paper, we describe the implementation of a prototype evaluator for RDRL a domain-specific security typed programming language that allows dynamically tracking the information flow control and prevents both explicit and implicit insecure flows. The evaluator has been implemented using the ASF+SDF Language Specification Formalism which allows defining the syntax and semantics of a domain specific language (DSL). Using this prototype, we analyze the information flow dynamically and avoid the need for an approximate static analysis of information flow security.
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تاریخ انتشار 2012